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Meaning of bewitch
The primary meaning of the word "bewitch" is to attract or influence someone very strongly, often in a way that is considered magical or mysterious.
Etymology of bewitch
The word "bewitch" has its roots in Old English, with "be" meaning "to make" and "wiccan" meaning "to cast a spell"
Historically, the word was used to describe the act of casting a spell or incantation, often with connotations of magic or witchcraft
Over time, the word has evolved to encompass a broader range of meanings, including the idea of being attracted or influenced by someone or something
Synonyms
enchant
captivate
charm
enthrall
mesmerize
hypnotize
spellbind
fascinate
beguile
entice
lure
attract
allure
seduce
deceive
delude
mislead
dazzle
bewilder
puzzle
perplex
confuse
disorient
bedazzle
enchantress
captivate
spell
trance
hypnotic
charismatic
magnetic
irresistible
tempting
tantalizing
appealing
enticing
inviting
intriguing
Definitions
- To attract or influence someone very strongly, often in a way that is considered magical or mysterious
- * To cast a spell on someone or something
- * To make someone feel attracted or charmed
Usage Examples
- The beautiful scenery bewitched me, and I felt like I was in a dream
- * The charismatic leader bewitched the crowd with his powerful speech
- * The witch was said to have bewitched the prince, turning him into a frog
Antonyms
repel
repulse
disgust
offend
annoy
irritate
bore
depress
disillusion
disenchant
disappoint
dishearten
discourage
dissatisfy
displease
offend
repel
disgust
nauseate
sicken
revolt
antagonize
alienate
disaffect