Pronunciation

/kæˈpʃər/

Definitions

Noun

• Capture: The act of seizing, acquiring, or obtaining something, often referring to capturing something like a person, object, or moment in a photograph.
• Victory: The act of defeating an opponent, usually in a competition or battle.
• Imprisonment: The state of being confined, typically against one’s will.

Verb

• Capture: To seize or take control of, especially in combat or by skillful means.
• Snare: To catch or trap, often in a literal sense or metaphorically.
• Trap: To cause someone to be caught or ensnared, usually involuntarily.

Adjective

• Captivating: Attractively fascinating or compelling.
• Champion: Top-ranking or victorious in a particular field or competition.

Adverb

• Capturiously: In a captivating or engaging manner.
• Successfully: Achieving a desired outcome with good results.

Phrases

• “Capture the moment” refers to freezing a special or memorable event in a photograph.
• “Capture someone’s attention” means to draw someone’s focus.
• “Caught in the act” describes someone being unexpectedly observed while committing an action.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The soldier’s heroic actions led to the capture of the enemy stronghold.”
• Verb: “The photographer captured the perfect shot of the sunset.”
• Adjective: “Her captivating smile drew everyone’s gaze.”
• Adverb: “He captured the audience’s attention with his captivating story.”

Synonyms

• Seize
• Trap
• Snare
• Entice
• Conquer
• Win
• Arrest
• Acquire
• Subdue