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The phrase "always entranced" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a consistent state of being captivated or fascinated by something over time.
Example: "She was always entranced by the beauty of the night sky, finding solace in its vastness."
Alternatives: "perpetually captivated" or "constantly mesmerized".
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It is beauty that has always entranced her, she insists again in the interview, not politics.
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Safran cuts to shots of the birds, waves crashing up against rocks, then back to the always entrancing Indigenous actor, now dancing on the sand.
Friends and business associates say Mr. Gabriel has always been entranced by the lure of new ideas.
Ms. Tatum has lived in the neighborhood her whole life and said in an interview that she had always been entranced by the "secret garden" just over the wall.
They were always the times that entranced me most as a child, when boundaries blurred, when foxes moved, owls and my imagination flew.
(There have always been entrance requirements; the only difference is that those of the moment dictate a Conceptual-political pedigree).
Entranced by Ms. von Otter's performance, he began attending her concerts whenever he could, always sending congratulatory roses backstage.
Others were less entranced.
Others were entranced.
America is entranced.
I stared, entranced.
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