Enthralled is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ENTHRALLED in dictionary:

VERB (USED WITH OBJECT) [EN·THRALLED, EN·THRAL·LING.]:
• enthrall.
VERB:
• ENTHRAL, to reduce to the condition of a thrall, also ENTHRALL, INTHRAL, INTHRALL
ADJECTIVE:
• filled with wonder and delight
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to enthrall

Words related to ENTHRALLED

enthral10 enthrall11 enthralling15 enthralls12 enthrals11

Words that contain ENTHRALLED

unenthralled16 disenthralled18

How to use ENTHRALLED in a sentence

• The sign, twice repeated before I could obey it, at last broke the spell that enthralled me.
• I listened enthralled, placing my ear close to the door from behind which the sound proceeded.
• Never was a strong man more enthralled than was Antony by this bewitching woman, who exhausted every art to please him.
• The evil spirit, who enthralled my senses in the shape of that portrait, may have been just as near me, just as energetic, just as malignant, though I saw him not.
• Patmore was, however, caught and enthralled by one aspect of unity, by one great analogy, almost to the exclusion of all others.
• She was leaning forward on the rail of the box, her chin in her hand, her eyes looking steadily ahead, enthralled by the music.
• DARK EYES LOOKED INTO MINE My adventure had done nothing to relieve the feeling of unreality which held me enthralled.
• With her as nurse, his genius accomplished much of its greatest, and it held her enthralled for a time.
• His buoyant, free-from-care manner, and the roving life he led thrilled and enthralled her very soul.
• Follows a hurried visit to the Library and Museum, where we gaze enthralled at the original pair of pigeon-blue trousers with which Mr.
• A person cannot look upon these pictures one minute before he becomes enthralled in the woes which every way present themselves.
• This incident shows how utterly Jung despised those prejudices which enthralled his bigoted father-in-law.
• Men returned from war enthralled in chains worse than African slavery, for rum slavery means ruin to body and soul.
• Its magnificent, unchanging beauty had enthralled her.
• Concrete-mixing took more water the next day, and by noon the whole village population, down to the smallest child, was massed at the pumphouse, enthralled.
• But the king was resolute in his determination to free himself from the chains by which his ministers had enthralled him.
• In a moment Charles became a young man again, enthralled by the splendor of a nature so lofty.
• The enthralled Townsmen, seeing him thus, with the Right Hand buried in the Sack Suit and the raven Mop projecting in the rear, allowed that there was nothing to it.
• She grew curious, however, to see the lady who had so enthralled him, and was, therefore, pleased when she suggested that she should relieve Mrs.
• The glint of the slanting sunlight on her hair, the turn of her wrist as she held the reins, her apparent unconsciousness of all outward things enthralled him.
• Briscoe had persuaded her friend that to see again the woman who had enthralled him of yore was the lure that had brought him so unexpectedly to this solitude of the mountains.
• In turn one book after another held me like a captive lover, and I endeavored to conform my life to what I read, no sooner enthralled by one than I found another more enchanting.
• Every member of the race is an incipient poet, and all are enthralled by music and oratory.
• He did not agree that she was beautiful, but her complexion enthralled him.
• They did not feel as if they ever would want to leave the view that fascinated and held them so enthralled.
• Henrietta enthralled her eyes, enthralled her affection.
• It was quickly reached, and when they had taken a few steps upon it a magnificent view suddenly burst upon them, which held the young baron enthralled.
• Oh unhappy mortal, with what a calamity art thou enthralled! but the nobleness of thy mind hath destroyed thee.
• Her voluble confidences had enthralled him, and her reference of this matter to his judgment was enormously flattering.
• Parker, and his people at the City Temple, preceded me everywhere in England, and established a series of experiences in my evangelical work that surprised and enthralled me.
• The enthralled but bashful sailor carried the letter in his pocket till it was worn out, without ever being able to summon pluck enough to deliver it.
• Naturally, the results enthralled the boy, and he told Mr.
• Here was a field large enough for those future battles between good and evil which enthralled the Puritan imagination.

Similar words containing THRALL without suffix ed and without prefix en

thrall9 thralls10 bethrall13 enthrall11 inthrall11 thralled12 bethralls14 enthralls12 inthralls12 thralldom15 thralling13 bethralled16 enthraller13 inthralled14 thralldoms16 bethralling17 disenthrall15 enthrallers14 enthralling15 inthralling15 disenthralls16 enthrallment17 unenthralled16 disenthralled18 disinthralled18 enthrallments18 disenthralling19 disinthralling19 disenthrallment21 disinthrallings20

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