bewitch Definition
- 1to cast a spell over someone or something
- 2to attract or enchant someone completely
Using bewitch: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "bewitch" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
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The young prince was bewitched by the beautiful princess.
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The magician bewitched the audience with his tricks.
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She was completely bewitched by the charming stranger.
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The old house had a bewitching charm that attracted many visitors.
bewitch Synonyms and Antonyms
Phrases with bewitch
a smile that is very attractive and charming
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She had a bewitching smile that could light up a room.
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He was bewitched by love and couldn't think of anything else.
the time of night when supernatural events are said to occur, typically midnight
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The children were warned not to stay out past the bewitching hour.
Origins of bewitch
from Middle English 'biwicchen', meaning 'to practice witchcraft'
Summary: bewitch in Brief
To 'bewitch' [bih-wich] means to cast a spell over someone or something, or to attract or enchant someone completely. It can be used in contexts like 'The magician bewitched the audience with his tricks.' or 'The old house had a bewitching charm that attracted many visitors.' 'Bewitch' also appears in phrases like 'bewitching smile,' describing an attractive smile, and 'bewitched by love,' indicating being completely under the spell of love.
