enchain verb trans. [ɪn'tʃeɪn, ɛn-] LME.[Old & mod. French enchaîner from Proto-Gallo-Romance, formed as EN-1 + Latin catena chain.]1. Link together as in a chain.
LME-M18.2. Bind with chains;
fig. restrain, impede the action of.
LME.■ Robert Knox Ointments..that stupefy and enchain our senses.3. Engage, hold, (the attention, one's emotions, etc.).
M17.■ C. Brontë Rachel's acting..enchained me with interest. ■ enchainment noun the action of enchaining; the state of being enchained:
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