Pronunciation: /bɪˈɡaɪlmənt/
noun the action or fact of beguiling or being beguiled; deception or trickery
A1 The magician's beguilement amazed the children at the birthday party.
A2 She was caught in the beguilement of his smooth talking and charming smile.
B1 The beguilement of the sales pitch made it hard for her to resist buying the product.
B2 The beguilement of the con artist's scheme was so well executed that even the police were fooled.
C1 His beguilement of the jury with his eloquent arguments secured his client's acquittal.
C2 The beguilement of the audience by the actor's performance was a testament to his skill and talent.
formal The beguilement of the audience was achieved through the use of intricate magic tricks.
informal She was drawn in by his beguilement and charm.
slang I can't believe she fell for his beguilement tactics.
figurative The beguilement of the forest was like stepping into a magical realm.
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