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1. To captivate or charm.
2. To put or hold in slavery; subjugate.

Origin:
The thrall in enthrall is an Old Norse word meaning "slave."

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The state of being bright and radiant; splendor; brilliance.

From Latin ex, "out of, from" + fulgere, "to shine." The adjective form of the word is effulgent.

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