Fascination and Point

Fascination

Fascination noun - The power of irresistible attraction.

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Point and fascination are semantically related In some cases you can use "Point" instead a noun "Fascination".

Point noun - The quality of an utterance that provokes interest and produces an effect.

Usage example: her jokes are often long, rambling stories that have no point whatsoever

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Fascination and point are semantically related in goal topic. Sometimes you can use "Fascination" instead a noun "Point".

human	human fascination	human point
particular	particular fascination	particular point
similar	similar fascination	similar point
certain	certain fascination	certain point
Other adjectives: obvious, small, strong, actual, real, large, big, serious, huge, main, additional, primary.

He also thought it was similar to The Sixth Sense to the point of rehash; as Bob appreciated Shyamalan having tried to grow artistically in the past fifteen years by not doing so, this kept him from feeling even Bile Fascination for this film as he had for Shyamalan's previous bad movies.

Source: Films Discussed By Moviebob / Films S To Z
It gets to the point where Murphy asks if he has some sort of fascination with them.

Source: Running Gag / Literature
Kuyou Suou shows this trope when the story is seen from her point of view in Kyon: Big Damn Hero: for example, she observes Mikuru baking cookies with childish fascination.

Source: Humans Through Alien Eyes

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