: showing complete delight or interest They listened with rapt attention.

How do you use rapt attention?

We listened to his admirable speech with rapt attention. I listened to him yesterday with almost rapt attention. All of us, on both sides, listened to him with rapt attention. I have followed his argument with great interest and rapt attention.

Is it rapt or wrapped?

The adjective rapt means receiving (someone's) full attention, being wholly absorbed (in something), or being carried away (with emotion). Wrapped is the past tense of the verb wrap, which means to cover, enclose, or bundle.