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Definition of bewitchery - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
enchantmentDated the act or power of enchanting or fascinatingDated
- The bewitchery of her voice left the audience spellbound..
2.
charismaDated strong personal charm or allureDated
- His bewitchery made him the center of attention.
Origin of bewitchery
Old English, be- (thoroughly) + wiccian (to enchant)
Examples of bewitchery in a sentence
Her bewitchery made it impossible to look away. Her bewitchery captivated everyone at the gala. The actor's bewitchery drew fans from all over.
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- French:envoûtement, charisme, ...
- German:Verzauberung, Ausstrahlung, ...
- Italian:fascino, incanto, ...
- Spanish:hechizo, encanto, ...
- Portuguese:fascinação, fascínio, ...
- Chinese:魅力, 吸引力, ...
- Japanese:魔力, 魅力, ...
- Arabic:سِحْر, سِحْر شَخْصِي, ...
- Hebrew:כִּשּׁוּף, קֶסֶם אִישִׁי, ...
- Russian:очарование, обаяние, ...
- Ukrainian:чаклунство, чарівність, ...
- Hindi:जादूगरी, मोहक आकर्षण, ...
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