Captivated - Law Dictionary Search Results
Jew
Originally one belonging to the tribe or kingdom of Judah after the return from the Babylonish captivity any member of the new state a Hebrew an Israelite
Enamor
To inflame with love to charm to captivate with of or with before the person or thing as to be enamored with a lady to be
Disenamor
To free from the captivity of love
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Delivery
The act of delivering from restraint rescue release liberation as the delivery of a captive from his dungeon
Deliver
to rescue from evil actual or feared often with from or out of as to deliver one from captivity or from fear of death
Captation
A courting of favor or applause by flattery or address a captivating quality an attraction
Bewitching
Having power to bewitch or fascinate enchanting captivating charming
Becharm
To charm to captivate
Yarn
for the special procedure and notification, duty thereon is leviable at the point of production and clearance for captive consumption, Collector of Central Excise v. Ashoka Mills, AIR 1990 SC 33: (1989) Supp 1 SCR 86 (89):
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