Riveting

/ˈrɪvɪtɪŋ/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A fastener made of metal, used to hold together two plates of material.

The engineer chose a riveting that could withstand high pressure.

adjective

Extremely interesting or exciting; capable of holding one's attention.

The documentary on climate change was riveting, keeping the audience engaged from start to finish.

Having the ability to attract and hold attention deeply.

Her riveting performance left the crowd speechless.

Intensely compelling; engrossing.

The novel was so riveting that I could hardly put it down.

Derived from the word 'rivet', which means to fasten securely.

riveting tale

A story that is extremely engaging or interesting.

riveting eyes

Eyes that draw attention and fascination.

rivet

A metal pin used to hold two pieces together.

rivetingly

In a way that is riveting.

Something that is incredibly interesting or exciting.

That game was so riveting, I couldn't take my eyes off the screen!

Used to describe an engrossing conversation or entertainment.

We had a riveting discussion about our upcoming trip.