Difference between Captivated and Beguiled

CAPTIVATED vs BEGUILED: ADJECTIVE

Seized, Captive, Caught, Preoccupied, Captured, Enamored, Riveted, Fascinated, Delighted, Loving, Beguiled, Charmed, Enchanted, Entranced, Enthralled

Seized, Captive, Caught, Preoccupied, Captured, Enamored, Riveted, Fascinated, Delighted, Loving, Beguiled, Charmed, Enchanted, Entranced, Enthralled

Captivated, ravished, enamoured, enraptured, they have loved him.
Christ and His purpose had now captivated them.
Electrical Fluid captivated me like no other challenge.
Liesel becomes captivated with reading anything she can.
What captivated people was their mode of Me.
Congregations are captivated by the testimonies we share.
Which columns truly captivated our readers this year?.
The show both dizzied and captivated his imagination.
Seller that has captivated over a million readers.
Be captivated and moved by the stories and run your race with that captivated joy.

Octavius beguiled the way with stories of the sea.
He beguiled him and brought him down with guile.
How beguiled we were to find ourselves surfing the shockwaves of a movie for grownups.
Olympus so severely as I do my dear mother, who has beguiled and tricked me.
I'd simper and raise the hook to my chin as if in beguiled awe.
Are we in danger of being carried away or beguiled by our imaginations?
Cornwall coast have beguiled painters, authors, musicians, and travelers alike.
Julius Cesar who was so easily beguiled by Cleopatra.
The digital era has ambushed and beguiled us all.
Alas for those beguiled fellows who perished thus!