fascinated

The word “fascinated” has 4 syllables: fas-ci-nat-ed

It's pronounced as /ˈfæsɪˌneɪtɪd/

What is synonym and antonym for fascinated?

In the thesaurus, “fascinated” has 74 synonyms and 25 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for fascinated along with examples of usage in sentences.

Synonyms for fascinated

absorbed
allured
aroused
arrested
attracted
beckoned
bedazzled
beguiled
bemused
bewitched
busied
captivated
caught up
charmed
courted
dazzled
delighted
disarmed
distracted
drew
enamored
enchanted
engaged
engrossed
enraptured
enthralled
enticed
entranced
enwrapped
excited
fond of
foolish
gratified
gripped
hogged
hypnotized
immersed
in love with
infatuated
interested
intoxicated
intrigued
invited
involved
killed
lured
magnetized
mesmerized
monopolized
obsessed
occupied
overpowered
pleased
preoccupied
pulled
seduced
sent
silly
smitten
sold on
solicited
spellbound
stuck on
tantalized
tempted
thrilled
titillated
transfixed
transported
under a spell
wild
wiled
witched
wooed

Antonyms for fascinated

annoyed
bored
cool
detached
disenchanted
disenthralled
disgusted
disillusioned
disinterested
displeased
heart-free
indifferent
irked
jaded
offended
palled
repelled
repulsed
revolted
tired
unenchanted
unhappy
unimpressed
uninterested
wearied

Meanings of fascinated

verb
1. To evoke an intense interest or attraction in someone.
2. To make someone hold motionless; to spellbind.
3. To be irresistibly charming or attractive to.

Example Sentences

She was fascinated by the intricate designs on the ancient pottery.
The children were fascinated by the magician’s tricks.
He was fascinated by the way technology has changed communication over the years.
I was fascinated to learn about the history of the ancient civilization.
They were fascinated by the idea of exploring uncharted territories in space.

On this page you'll find 99 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to fascinated, such as: absorbed, allured, annoyed, aroused, arrested, attracted, beckoned.

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