To seize with delight; to carry away with rapture or wonder.
From 'en-' prefix plus 'ravish' (from Old French 'ravir', to seize). Similar to 'enrapture' but emphasizing more violent or complete capture of the senses.
While 'enrapture' gently transports your emotions, 'enravish' suggests something more overwhelming—it's what happens when beauty hits you so hard you can barely think.
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