Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Fascinating"

A: Very interesting

A: Something that seems to be extremely interesting

A: something extremely interesting.

A: "That's fascinating" or "I find it fascinating" are probably the most common. I don't think fascinating is a very common word in daily conversation though.

A: When you want to compliment a book:

The author's use of literary techniques fascinates all her readers.

Fascinating can be used in a sarcastic or insulting way too:

It's fascinating that someone as careless as you exists.

If you want to say something is strange:

Huh, this is fascinating, I never knew that oil could be used to stimulate spherification.

A: Fascinating means interesting.
-"You know 3 languages? How fascinating!"
-"I know 3 languages, so I am a fascinating person."
-"It is very fascinating that you know 3 languages."

A: If someone is fascinating, it means that person intrigues you and captivates you, often on an intellectual level.

On the other hand, "charming" is much less intellectual. It's more like intriguing on a cute and sweet level. "Charming" is often just used as a synonym for "nice."

Examples:

What a fascinating house! I am astounded by the architecture.

What a charming house! It really is very nice.

A: Fascinating: extremely interesting.

I've just bought a fascinating book.

One of the reasons we found this story so fascinating and horrifying is that it's such a rare occurrence.

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wonderful: Extremely good

The climate was wonderful all the year round.

or wonderful idea

A: Interesting is something you want to learn about or thought was cool, fascinating is more intense, like something you are passionate about. Example: 1. That video was interesting, but I won't watch it again. 2. This class is fascinating! I wish it would never end!

A: Fascinating - interesting
You use fascinating when you see something that makes you curious, and sometimes in awe as well.
"Those inventions are fascinating."

Magical - amazing
You can say that a place is "magical" because it is so beautiful that you cannot believe that it is real.
"What a magical place this is."

A: Fascinating means you think something is interesting. Attractive means that something is appealing, and tempting means that something is making you want to try it. For example if a girl says "That cake looks really tempting" the girl sees the cake and is considering eating it.

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A: Fa-sin-ae-ting

A: Thank you so much!!

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