What is another word for bewitches?

Pronunciation: [bɪwˈɪt͡ʃɪz] (IPA)

"Bewitches" is a term used to convey a state of being under a spell or being enchanted by someone or something. Synonyms for "bewitches" therefore include words such as "enchants," "charms," "captivates," "enthralls," "mesmerizes," and "fascinates." Other synonyms for "bewitches" include "hypnotizes," "ensnares," "allures," "enslaves," and "spellbinds." Each of these synonyms can be used depending on the context or the level of intensity being conveyed. For instance, "charms" and "enthralls" may be used to portray a softer and more subtle attraction, while "enslaves" and "ensnares" would suggest a much stronger and more forceful spellbinding.

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Usage examples for Bewitches

How rarely a man of good sense deceives himself as to other things for which he is fitted, in which he can succeed; but let him once drink into his being the charm of verse-making, how the glamour of the charm bewitches his understanding!
"Kenelm Chillingly, Book 8."
Edward Bulwer-Lytton
Upon which the sheriff cried out, "Then we shall help ourselves; let us burn the witch who bewitches our hens, and sticks up elder sticks before people's doors.
"Sidonia The Sorceress V1"
William Mienhold
And the two young Princes George and Ulrich prayed him in like manner; but young Philip Secundus spake-"I think, brothers, it were better if our dear father gave this long-talked-of proebenda to the witch at once; then, whether she bewitches or not, we are safe at all events."
"Sidonia The Sorceress V1"
William Mienhold

Famous quotes with Bewitches

  • Self-love, my friend, bewitches parents to give too much indulgence to infantine foibles;- the constant cry is, "Poor little soul, it knows no better!" If it swears, that's a sign of wit and spirit; if it fibs, it's so cunning and comical; if it steals, 'tis only a paw trick- and the mother exultingly cries, "My Jacky is so sharp, we can keep nothing from him!"
    Ignatius Sancho

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