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entrance(2) (iou)



entrance verb trans. Also intrance. L16.
[from EN-1, IN-2 + TRANCE noun.]
Affect with delight or wonder and seemingly put into a trance; captivate, delight. Usu. in pass. L16.
A. P. Herbert Engrossed, entranced, he forgot about time, and about humanity.
b. Carry away in or as in a trance. L16.
Put into a trance. E17.
Addison The Nine Days' Astonishment, in which the Angels lay entranced.
entrancement noun the action of entrancing; the state of being entranced: M17.
entrancing ppl adjective captivating, delightful M19.
entrancingly adverb M19.