transitive. To transport (a person, the mind, etc.) with the strength of some emotion; to fill with ecstasy, intense delight, or sensuous pleasure…

To affect with rapture, ravish; to transport to or into a state of bliss, joy, etc. transitive. In past participle and past tense.

To ‘lift up’ with pride, joy, etc. Obsolete.

In various figurative or non-material senses. To elate with pride, joy, etc. Also intransitive for reflexive. Obsolete.

transitive. figurative. Scottish. To lift up (a person, a person's mind, spirit, etc.); to transport. Obsolete.

transitive. To transport with delight, to enrapture. Obsolete.

transitive. To carry away in spirit; to enrapture, transport.

transitive. To transport with intense delight; to enrapture.

transitive. To throw into a trance or a similar state; †to stupefy; to entrance, enrapture. Chiefly poetic.

transitive. Chiefly in passive. To cause (a person, the mind, the heart, etc.) to be transported by spiritual desire, ecstasy, or other strong…

transitive. To raise to a high state of feeling; to fill with transport; now esp. to delight intensely, enrapture. Chiefly in passive; see ecstasied…

transitive. To transport (a person) with the strength of some emotion; to fill (a person) with joy, wonder, etc.; to captivate or inspire (a person)…

To elate, exhilarate. Somewhat rare in modern use.

transitive. To enrapture. Frequently in passive. Also with with.

transitive. To throw into an ecstasy, ecstasize.

To delight intensely.

transitive. = ecstasize, v. 1.

transitive. To throw into an ecstasy or transport of rapturous feeling; to give pleasurable excitement to. Also reflexive.