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enchant

Transitive Verb
past: enchantedpp: enchanteding: enchanting

This word carries a dual nature, oscillating between literal magic and psychological attraction. In a fantasy or folklore context, it describes the act of casting a spell or imbuing an object with supernatural properties, often implying a loss of agency for the victim or a transformation of the item. In everyday social contexts, it describes a state of intense fascination or delight. This usage suggests a feeling of being captivated or mesmerized, where the charm is so potent that it feels almost magical, though no actual sorcery is involved.

Meanings

Transitive Verb
[~ someone]

To fill someone with a feeling of great pleasure, charm, or fascination.

"The children were completely enchanted by the magician's performance."

Transitive Verb
[~ someone]

To put someone under a spell or influence them using magic.

"The wicked witch attempted to enchant the prince to make him forget his true love."

Transitive Verb
[~ something]

To place a magical spell or charm upon an object to give it supernatural powers.

"The wizard worked for hours to enchant the sword with the power of lightning."

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