No. 10,088 in Spanish
cautivadora
Captivating.
In a sentence
El paisaje era tan cautivador que la multitud no podía dejar de admirarlo.
The landscape was so captivating that the crowd couldn't stop admiring it.
The usage of 'cautivador' here describes something that captures attention due to its beauty or charm emotionally.
La narración del autor era cautivadora desde el principio hasta el final del libro.
The author's storytelling was captivating from the beginning to the end of the book.
Here, 'cautivadora' is employed to convey that the quality of content or storytelling is engaging or absorbing.
Su sonrisa cautivadora iluminó la habitación cuando entró.
Her captivating smile lit up the room when she entered.
In this usage, 'cautivadora' refers to someone's demeanor or expression that draws attention because of its charm or amiability.
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