verb
enchant
en-CHANT/ɪnˈtʃænt/
To place under a magical spell.
The sorcerer begins to enchant the traveler with a transforming spell.
Etymology
The pieces evoke singing a spell upon someone, connecting magical bewitching with the figurative power to delight deeply. The English verb may instead have been formed from enchantment.
In context
his music is so powerful it can enchant and spell cast anything even causing nature to bend to his will
More examples
- The witch enchanted the prince, turning him into a frog.
- Can the sorcerer enchant this broom to sweep by itself?
- The fairy is enchanting the forest to keep intruders asleep.
Forms
enchant · enchants · enchanted · enchanting
enchantment noun — A magical spell or its effect.
enchanter noun — A person who casts magical spells.