1. to capture and hold the complete attention and interest of someone
Usage: also spelled ‘enthral’ in British English
2. to hold someone in slavery or bondage
Usage: archaic; literary

Examples

• The magician’s performance enthralled the entire audience.
• She was enthralled by the beautiful sunset over the ocean.
• The mystery novel enthralled readers with its unexpected twists.
• The documentary about space exploration enthralled viewers for two hours.
• Children were enthralled by the storyteller’s animated tales.
• The pianist’s skill enthralled everyone at the concert hall.