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"continuously fascinated" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to be consistently and constantly captivated or intrigued by something. Example sentence: I have been continuously fascinated by the intricate details and vibrant colors in Vincent Van Gogh's paintings.
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Geography plays a role, too: I'm continuously fascinated by the juxtaposition of Japan's population density and its archipelago-island village mentality, even in Tokyo.
But the idea that every (well) individual is continuously fascinated by the fact their heart is still pumping and their lungs still bellowing seems rather overblown.
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I'm extremely fascinated by this idea of having an artwork continuously morphing as if it were a living organism.
You're, like, fascinated".
It fascinated me.
Technological innovations fascinated Cunningham.
"They're fascinated".
The concept fascinated Malik.
Tucci halts, fascinated.
"The visitors are fascinated.
The portrait fascinated Thomas.
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