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captivate
verb (captivated , captivating ) to delight, charm or fascinate.
[16c: from Latin captivare to take captive]
captivating adjective .
captivatingly adverb .
captivation noun .
verb (captivated , captivating ) to delight, charm or fascinate.
[16c: from Latin captivare to take captive]
captivating adjective .
captivatingly adverb .
captivation noun .
captive
noun a person or animal that has been caught or taken prisoner.
adjective
1 kept prisoner.
2 held so as to be unable to get away.
3 forced into a certain state or role captive market .
[14c: from Latin captivus prisoner, from captus taken]
captivity noun (captivities ) the condition or period of being captive or imprisoned.
noun a person or animal that has been caught or taken prisoner.
adjective
1 kept prisoner.
2 held so as to be unable to get away.
3 forced into a certain state or role captive market .
[14c: from Latin captivus prisoner, from captus taken]
captivity noun (captivities ) the condition or period of being captive or imprisoned.
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