Enrapture (verb)

1. To fill with delight or enthusiasm; to charm or captivate.
2. To transport with ecstasy or delight.

Origin:

From the late middle english word enrapten, which means to fill with joy or delight.

Examples:

1. The music enraptured the audience with its beauty.
2. The sight of the waterfall enraptured her and she couldn't take her eyes off it.
3. He was enraptured by the performance of the ballet.
4. The performance enraptured the crowd and brought them to their feet.
5. The sound of the waves enraptured her and she felt at peace.