/fasθiˈnante/ ES
/fassiˈnante/ MX
Translation
fascinating
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Word origin
From the present participle of the Latin verb fascinare ('to bewitch, enchant'), from fascinum ('a spell, charm'). The same root gives English 'fascinate'.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- fascinare
- English cognates
- fascinate
Grammar
Examples
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The history of this city is fascinating.
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We found a fascinating book about space.
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What a fascinating idea!
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The teacher has a fascinating way of explaining.
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Its fascinating landscapes attract thousands of visitors.
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Start your free week (no card)This word is taught in chapter 27, lesson 12: fascinante, media, multitud and 5 more words.