noun
enchanter
en-CHAN-ter/ɪnˈtʃæntər/
A person who casts magic spells.
The enchanter casts a glowing spell above an open hand.
Etymology
The singing root connects an enchanter with casting spells, while the agent ending identifies the person doing it. Whether formed in English or borrowed as a French agent noun, it also names someone whose charm holds others spellbound.
In context
it's why i use magic yes that's right you're an enchanter aren't you you simply change people's minds to believe what you want them to
More examples
- The villagers ask an enchanter to protect their homes.
- Two enchanters argue over how to break the curse.
- In the story, an enchanter turns a prince into a bird.
Forms
enchanter · enchanters
enchant verb — Put someone or something under a magic spell.
enchantment noun — A state caused by a magic spell.