Extremely interesting and able to hold your attention completely.
From the verb “fascinate,” which comes from Latin “fascinare” meaning “to bewitch or cast a spell.” The -ing form describes something that is actively casting that spell of interest.
Calling something “fascinating” is like accusing it of casting a spell on your brain. It’s a reminder that deep interest doesn’t feel like work—it feels like enchantment.
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