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rapt

/rapt

adjective

1Completely fascinated or absorbed by what one is seeing or hearing: a rapt teenage audience...

Adults are rapt and absorbed pupils, far more dedicated students than are most kids.
The shortness of her set was perhaps fortunate, as Tunstall left a rapt audience wanting more.
Her eyes are warm and alive, as she tells her stories to a rapt audience.

1.1Characterized by a state of fascination: they listened with rapt attention...

The way she moved demanded my rapt attention while her eyes kept me completely mesmerized.
The behaviour of animals in captivity was explained, as the students listened in rapt attention.
With rapt fascination I watched the ritualized escape attempt and re-entrapment of the hero every week.

Synonyms

engrossed, absorbed, lost, preoccupied, in a brown study, intent

1.2Filled with an intense and pleasurable emotion; enraptured: she shut her eyes and seemed rapt with desire...

The God whom Paul found was not rapt with pleasure when looking on people observing the Law, as the Pharisees would have expected.
The tone of the dance was by turns rapt, jubilant, and possessed.
She stood, rapt, saturated in melodic emotion, more affected by it than she could have believed.

1.3Australian /NZ informal another term for wrapped. the newly chosen minister declared he was rapt with his new portfolio...

I am rapt that Dr Cullen and the Government have now agreed to index those payments.
Given all this I was rapt to sign a two-year deal with the club earlier this week.
Both groups said they were rapt with the grant, which they were working towards for seven years.

2 archaic Having been carried away bodily or transported to heaven: he was rapt on high

Derivatives

raptly

/ˈraptli

/ adverb ...

On the book's cover, we see Riel on that same hilltop, staring raptly into the sky.
By the way they were all paying attention to him so raptly, I could tell he was the ringleader of the group.
She offered a quick nod, and turned back to face the city, raptly staring at the steadily rising flames.

raptness

noun

Origin

Late Middle English (in the sense 'transported by religious feeling'): from Latin raptus 'seized', past participle of rapere.

单词	rapt
释义	rapt /rapt / adjective 1Completely fascinated or absorbed by what one is seeing or hearing: a rapt teenage audience... Adults are rapt and absorbed pupils, far more dedicated students than are most kids. The shortness of her set was perhaps fortunate, as Tunstall left a rapt audience wanting more. Her eyes are warm and alive, as she tells her stories to a rapt audience. 1.1Characterized by a state of fascination: they listened with rapt attention... The way she moved demanded my rapt attention while her eyes kept me completely mesmerized. The behaviour of animals in captivity was explained, as the students listened in rapt attention. With rapt fascination I watched the ritualized escape attempt and re-entrapment of the hero every week. Synonyms engrossed, absorbed, lost, preoccupied, in a brown study, intent 1.2Filled with an intense and pleasurable emotion; enraptured: she shut her eyes and seemed rapt with desire... The God whom Paul found was not rapt with pleasure when looking on people observing the Law, as the Pharisees would have expected. The tone of the dance was by turns rapt, jubilant, and possessed. She stood, rapt, saturated in melodic emotion, more affected by it than she could have believed. 1.3Australian /NZ informal another term for wrapped. the newly chosen minister declared he was rapt with his new portfolio... I am rapt that Dr Cullen and the Government have now agreed to index those payments. Given all this I was rapt to sign a two-year deal with the club earlier this week. Both groups said they were rapt with the grant, which they were working towards for seven years. 2 archaic Having been carried away bodily or transported to heaven: he was rapt on high Derivatives raptly /ˈraptli / adverb ... On the book's cover, we see Riel on that same hilltop, staring raptly into the sky. By the way they were all paying attention to him so raptly, I could tell he was the ringleader of the group. She offered a quick nod, and turned back to face the city, raptly staring at the steadily rising flames. raptness noun Origin Late Middle English (in the sense 'transported by religious feeling'): from Latin raptus 'seized', past participle of rapere. Rhymes adapt, apt, enrapt, unmapped, untapped
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rapt

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raptly

raptness

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