enrapture

Object

• audience: The scene was witnessed by an enraptured audience of 800 million viewers all over the world.
• listener: The song enraptures listeners with simple words, vivid images and panpipes.
• fan: The Novi has become a part of the rich racing lore that has enraptured fans for years.
• child: She later held the children enraptured by her Nutcracker interpretation!

Subject

sight: Enraptured by the sight which had greeted her, Katy had forgotten her rescuer.

Preposition: by

sight: Enraptured by the sight which had greeted her, Katy had forgotten her rescuer.

Modifying Another Word

• so: I must admit, it was quite an ego boost for me to see someone so enraptured with my work.
• totally: The audience was screaming and applauding, we were totally enraptured.
• now: Over the course of two thousand years it has generated a story which now enraptures millions of visitors every year.