fascination
سحر
definition
noun
television has always held a fascination for me
the power to fascinate someone; the quality of being fascinating.
translation of 'fascination'
noun
جاذبية,
افتتان,
سحر,
فتنة سحر أو إغراء
example
Like a lot of westerners, they had a 'fascination' with the good life.
The preserved hull and associated museum will continue to hold a 'fascination' for maritime and terrestrial archaeologists.
I have always had a 'fascination' for botanic gardens.
he had a lifelong 'fascination' with science
It does have a horrible 'fascination' - the ultimate reality show in action.
I suppose we all have a 'fascination' with death.
He also expanded his concept of history into the contemporary period through a 'fascination' with international affairs.
The society hopes the exhibits will explain the 'fascination' steam has aroused in the minds of the people.
In the 1970s, the enthusiasm of many obstetricians for electronic foetal monitoring was in fact a real 'fascination' .
The Himalayan region has long held a particular 'fascination' for the western mind.
television has always held a 'fascination' for me
television has always held a 'fascination' for me
The 65-year-old Rolling Stones singer has now revealed a 'fascination' for Latin, the ancient language.
For Fuhrman, the emergence of poetry as fruitful untruth is a source of 'fascination' .
The idea of "document" seems to have a promising 'fascination' for the twenty-first century psyche.
Certainly, spices added flavour interest to a dish, but their 'fascination' resided primarily in their symbolic value.
That first good bullet, bright as a newly minted coin, has always been an item of 'fascination' to me.
he had a lifelong 'fascination' with science
Part of the public's 'fascination' lay in the author's somewhat eccentric lifestyle.
A casual view of some of our articles might suggest a morbid 'fascination' with the dead.
I watched all the big fish with morbid 'fascination' .
Nevertheless, the topic has some 'fascination' .
My 'fascination' with on-stage French snow may seem strange.
Indeed, this lack of direct descendants is not least among the 'fascinations' provided by "Into the Light."
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