enrapture , also: rapture

The 6 year old was enraptured by the whole thing.

They were enraptured, and within days had a second date.

Seeing the girls enraptured with each other I worked to bring them off together.

He was talking with two older women who watched him, enraptured.

He was a beginning lawyer and the whole business of the law enraptured him.

The music had found its way into my soul and I was enraptured.

I watched, enraptured, until the sun was high and warm.

I gazed at her for a long time, slowly enraptured.

Sara is enraptured, and moves out of the house to stay with him.

The course came in handy as he became enraptured by computers.

Like other Conceptual artists today, he is enraptured by language.

The collective smile of an audience enraptured by a film.

Nor were most of them enraptured by old-fashioned art practices.

On another day, he might have been enraptured, his eyes greedy for the sight.

The adviser, who had just come back from a yoga class, was enraptured.

But like many of the kids in the neighborhood, putting on the gloves enraptured him.

A small hedgehog sat enraptured with every word he had heard.

Just outside the entrance, Cathy stood enraptured by the view.

She was endlessly enraptured with herself and assumed that others were as well.

The audience was enraptured and drew him out for several curtain calls.

With his personal life in order, boxing, the sport he always loved, began to enrapture him again.

Every human face 1 saw was enraptured, turned blindly to the stage, waiting.

Don't tell me you can get enraptured by the beauty of deep space!

They still stood, enraptured by the touch of his tight burned hands.

She gasped, enraptured completely by the spell in his eyes.