a. [f. FASCINATE v. + -IVE.] Disposed or tending to fascinate.
1855. P. J. Bailey, The Mystic, 96.
| Vipers … That fascinative seek the tender breasts | |
| Of wilful maids, and sing their souls to sleep. |
1874. M. Collins, Transmigration, I. vii. 119. I acknowledged Lady Diana’s marvellous fascinative force … but then I loved Lucy.
