Definition

A person who attracts and holds the attention of others in a charming or fascinating way.

Example

The magician was a true captivator, mesmerizing the audience with his tricks.

Conversation

Have you ever met someone who is a real captivator?

Yeah, I know a few people who can hold a crowd's attention effortlessly.

It's amazing how some people just have that charm, isn't it?

Definitely! A true captivator can make any conversation interesting.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Captivator → It is formed from "captivus" (from Latin, meaning taken captive) and "-ator" (a suffix used to indicate a person who performs an action). The word "captivator" refers to a person who captivates or takes someone’s attention or interest, often in a charming or enchanting way.

Memory Tip

Think of someone who 'takes' ('captivus') your attention and 'performs' an action ('-ator') to keep you engaged. This helps you remember that a captivator is someone who captivates or enchants others.

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