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Definition of «enchantment»

Enchantment refers to a state of being spellbound or captivated by something that is beautiful, magical, or alluring. It can also refer to an act of casting a spell on someone or something in order to put them under a magic charm or influence. Enchantment often involves the use of supernatural powers or abilities to create a sense of wonder and amazement in others.

Usage examples

  1. The magician waved his wand and cast an enchantment on the audience, making them believe they were floating in mid-air.
  2. The writer weaved an enchantment with her words, transporting readers to a magical world filled with mystical creatures.
  3. The old book was said to contain powerful enchantments that could grant unimaginable wishes to those who could decipher its ancient text.
  4. As the sun set, the enchantment of the fireflies dancing in the meadow filled the night with a magical glow, delighting all who watched.

Phrases with «enchantment»

Sentences with «enchantment»

  • The world of «make believe» comes alive in the Magic Kingdom, where new adventures, fantasy and fun surround you in seven wondrous lands of enchantment with over 40 incredible attractions and shows. (petbusiness.com)
  • Her lines are thread - y linear entanglements that she likens to «gestures looking for enchantment in a provisional world.» (transmitter.nyc)
  • Family roadtrip to the land of enchantment in the 2012 toyota camry. (upcomingchevrolet.us)
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