How is the word captivant translated from French to English

Si intéressant qu'on ne peut s'en détacher.

So interesting that you cannot look away.

adjective
English translation
compelling

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  • C'est un documentaire captivant. It is a compelling documentary.

  • Il existe des preuves convaincantes contre lui. There is compelling evidence against him.

  • Le premier chapitre est absolument captivant. The first chapter is absolutely compelling.

  • Son argument a paru convaincant à tout le monde. Her argument sounded compelling to everyone.

  • Qu'est-ce qui rend une histoire aussi captivante ? What makes a story so compelling?

  • Avez-vous une raison convaincante de refuser ? Do you have a compelling reason to refuse?

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FAQ about “captivant”

How is “captivant” translated from French?
“captivant” translates into English as “compelling”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “captivant” mean?
Meaning of “captivant”: Si intéressant qu'on ne peut s'en détacher. In English — “compelling”.
What part of speech is “captivant”?
“captivant” is an adjective.
Where can I see examples with “captivant”?
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