Seized with intense delight; carried away by rapture or wonder.
Past participle of 'enravish', combining 'en-' with 'ravish' (to seize). This emphasizes a more complete or overwhelming state than 'enraptured'.
Medieval and Renaissance writers used 'enravished' to describe characters completely overwhelmed by beauty—it's more violent and intense than our modern softer 'enraptured'.
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