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raptness — rapt ► ADJECTIVE 1) fully absorbed and intent; fascinated. 2) filled with an intense and pleasurable emotion. 3) Austral. informal another term for WRAPPED(Cf. ↑wrapped). DERIVATIVES raptly adverb raptness noun … English terms dictionary
raptness — noun see rapt … New Collegiate Dictionary
raptness — noun The characteristic of being rapt … Wiktionary
raptness — ræptnɪs n. state of being fully absorbed, state of being engrossed; state of being fascinated, state of being charmed … English contemporary dictionary
raptness — rapt·ness … English syllables
raptness — noun see rapt I … Useful english dictionary
rapt — adjective Etymology: Middle English, from Latin raptus, past participle of rapere to seize more at rapid Date: 14th century 1. lifted up and carried away 2. transported with emotion ; enraptured 3. wholly absorbed ; engrossed • raptly adverb •… … New Collegiate Dictionary
Azeemia — The Silsila e Azeemia (Azeemia Order) named after Syed Muhammad Azeem Barkhiya is a Sufi order founded in Pakistan in 1960 by Qalander Ba Ba Auliya. It is currently headed by Khwaja Shamsuddin Azeemi.AimThe aim of Silsila Azeemia is to promote… … Wikipedia
rapt — raptly, adv. raptness, n. /rapt/, adj. 1. deeply engrossed or absorbed: a rapt listener. 2. transported with emotion; enraptured: rapt with joy. 3. showing or proceeding from rapture: a rapt smile. 4. carried off spiritually to another place,… … Universalium
rapt — adjective 1》 fully absorbed and intent; fascinated. 2》 full of rapture. 3》 Austral./NZ informal another term for wrapped. 4》 archaic transported bodily. Derivatives raptly adverb raptness noun Origin ME: from L. raptus seized , past pa … English new terms dictionary
absorption — noun 1) the absorption of water Syn: soaking up, sucking up; technical osmosis 2) by 1543, Scottish fears of absorption by England were allayed Syn: incorporation, assimilation, integration, appropriation, inclusion 3) her total absorption i … Thesaurus of popular words
