bewitch — to attract someone so much that they cannot think clearly; to cast a magic spell on someone
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to attract someone so much that they cannot think clearly; to cast a magic spell on someone
Pronunciation (IPA): /bɪˈwɪtʃ/
Korean meaning: 매혹하다, 홀리다; 마법을 걸다
Korean pronunciation: 비**위**치
Example Sentences
- The chocolate cake bewitched everyone at the party - nobody could stop eating it!
- She was completely bewitched by the handsome stranger's mysterious smile.
- My cat seems to bewitch every visitor - they all end up buying her treats!
bewitch
VERB//bɪˈwɪtʃ//
to attract someone so much that they cannot think clearly; to cast a magic spell on someone
a beautiful sorceress with flowing robes waves her glowing wand in mesmerizing patterns toward a young traveler. Sparkles and magical swirls emanate from her wand as she casts her spell. The traveler's eyes become glassy and unfocused as he stares at her in complete fascination. His body leans forward helplessly, drawn by her magical power and unable to look away. Forest creatures peek from behind trees, watching the magical enchantment unfold. The traveler's rational thoughts seem completely overwhelmed by her supernatural charm. someone being bewitched through both magical spells and irresistible attraction
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Origin
From Middle English 'bewicchen', combining the prefix 'be-' with 'witch'. Originally meant to cast a spell on someone using witchcraft.
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“The chocolate cake bewitched everyone at the party - nobody could stop eating it!”
“She was completely bewitched by the handsome stranger's mysterious smile.”
“My cat seems to bewitch every visitor - they all end up buying her treats!”
“The magician bewitched the children with his amazing tricks.”
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