Captivator

/ˈkæptɪveɪtər/ noun

Definition

One who captivates; a person or thing that captures and holds someone's complete attention or interest.

Etymology

From captivate plus the agent noun suffix -or, which creates nouns describing someone or something that performs an action.

Kelly Says

Every great artist—a musician, actor, or storyteller—is essentially a professional captivator, someone who has trained themselves in the craft of imprisoning attention and making people forget time while in their presence.

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