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enchantment

n.
C1 Advanced US //ɛnˈtʃæntmənt// UK //ɛntʃˈɑːntmənt// en·chant·ment

n. a magical power that makes someone or something look or feel very attractive. It can also mean a state of being completely fascinated by something.

n. a magical power or spell that causes a person or thing to be under a spell of fascination or charm. Often used to describe a state of being deeply captivated by a situation or object.


SIMPLE

The forest was filled with a magical enchantment.

CONTEXTUAL

The children were under the spell of the magician's enchantment for the entire performance.

COMPLEX

The ancient ruins were said to be protected by a powerful enchantment that prevented any attempt to move or damage the stone structures.

Synonyms
Origin

From Middle English enchauntement, from Old French enchantement.

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