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Definition of enchanted - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
spellboundunder a spell or magical influence
- The princess was enchanted by the wicked witch.
2.
spellcraftdeeply delighted or absorbed, as if under a spell
- The children sat enchanted by the storyteller’s voice.
Origin of enchanted
Latin, incantare (to chant) + -ed (past participle)
Terms with enchanted included in their meaning
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enchanted
captivated or charmed by someone or something
infatuation
state of being overly impressed or enchanted
magic
captivated or enchanted by something's influence
enchantment
captivated or enchanted by something
charmed deceptively
charmed or enchanted, often in a deceptive way
enchanted
captivated or charmed as if by magic
mythic potion
enchanted mixture thought to extend lifespan or change base metals
enchanted
experiencing wonder or enchantment about something
fascination
fascinated or enchanted by something
fantasy
enchanted object containing a soul
magic
charmed or enchanted in a magical way
enchanted
under a magic spell or charm
enchantment
enchanted or fascinated by the moon
Examples of enchanted in a sentence
An enchanted forest surrounded the castle. They wandered through the enchanted garden until sunset. The audience was enchanted by the delicate piano solo.
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- French:ensorcelé, fasciné, ...
- German:verzaubert, gebannt, ...
- Italian:incantato, ...
- Spanish:hechizado, cautivado, ...
- Portuguese:enfeitiçado, maravilhado, ...
- Chinese:被施了魔法的, 入迷的, ...
- Japanese:魔法にかけられた, 魅了された, ...
- Arabic:مَسحور, مَسْحُور, ...
- Hebrew:מְכוּשָּׁף, מוּקְסָם, ...
- Russian:заколдованный, очарованный, ...
- Ukrainian:зачарований, заворожений, ...
- Hindi:मंत्रमुग्ध, मोहित, ...
Definition of enchant - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
emotionattract and delight with charm or beauty
- The singer enchanted the audience with her voice.
2.
magicput someone under a spell
- The witch enchanted the prince into a deep sleep..
3.
gamingTECH. magically enhance or degrade an item in gamesTECH.
- He enchanted his sword to increase its power.
Origin of enchant
Latin, incantare (to chant)
Examples of enchant in a sentence
His storytelling can enchant even the toughest critics. The sorcerer enchanted the forest animals. She enchanted the audience with her magical performance. The wizard enchanted the shield for extra defense. Players can enchant their armor for better protection.
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- French:enchanter, ensorceler, ...
- German:verzaubern, bezaubern, ...
- Italian:incantare, stregare, ...
- Spanish:cautivar, hechizar, ...
- Portuguese:encantar, enfeitiçar, ...
- Chinese:迷住, 施咒, ...
- Japanese:魅了する, 魔法をかける, ...
- Arabic:سَحَرَ, فتنَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַקְסִים, לְהָטִיל כִּשּׁוּף עַל, ...
- Russian:очаровывать, заколдовать, ...
- Ukrainian:зачаровувати, накладати чари, ...
- Hindi:मंत्रमुग्ध करना, जादू कर देना, ...
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