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Meaning of bewitched
The primary meaning of "bewitched" is to be under a magical spell, or to be deeply attracted or charmed by someone or something.
Etymology of bewitched
The word "bewitched" originates from the Old English words "be" (meaning "about" or "around") and "wiccan" (meaning "to cast a spell"), with "wiccan" being derived from the Proto-Germanic word "wikkiz" and the Proto-Indo-European root "weid-" (meaning "to know" or "to see")
Historically, the term was used to describe someone or something under the influence of magic or witchcraft, with its usage evolving over time to include a broader range of meanings related to enchantment and fascination
Synonyms
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- Past tense and past participle of bewitch, meaning to affect someone or something by or as if by magic, to attract or fascinate someone very much
- * To be under a spell, to be enchanted or captivated
Usage Examples
- The audience was bewitched by the magician's performance
- * She was bewitched by his charming smile and captivating personality
- * The haunted house was said to be bewitched by malevolent spirits