Select the option that contains the most appropriate antonym of the given word
FASCINATION
" Fascination " refers to a strong interest or attraction to something. Its antonym would be a term that conveys a lack of interest or engagement. (1) Curiosity: This is related to interest but does not directly oppose "fascination." (2) Enthusiasm: This denotes a strong interest or excitement, which is similar in meaning to "fascination." (4) Attraction: This is similar in meaning to "fascination," as both involve strong interest or appeal. Thus, "disinterest" is the best antonym for "fascination," as it signifies a lack of interest or engagement.
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