Pronunciation: /bɪˈwɪtʃt/
verb to cast a spell over; to enchant or charm someone
A1 She bewitched the audience with her magical performance.
A2 The old witch bewitched the young prince with a spell.
B1 The hypnotist bewitched the crowd with his mesmerizing act.
B2 The enchantress bewitched the entire kingdom with her powerful magic.
C1 The sorceress bewitched the minds of all who dared to oppose her.
C2 The warlock bewitched the world with his dark and twisted powers.
adjective under a spell; enchanted or fascinated by someone or something
A1 She was bewitched by the magic show.
A2 The young girl looked bewitched by the beautiful sunset.
B1 The mysterious old house seemed to have a bewitched aura.
B2 The bewitched forest was said to be home to mythical creatures.
C1 The bewitched castle held many secrets waiting to be discovered.
C2 The bewitched town was rumored to have a powerful sorceress living within its walls.
formal The townspeople believed that the old mansion was bewitched by an evil spirit.
informal I swear, every time I see her, I feel like I'm bewitched by her beauty.
slang That new song has me totally bewitched, I can't stop listening to it.
figurative The mesmerizing performance bewitched the audience, leaving them in awe.
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