enchanted
Britishadjective
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under a spell; bewitched; magical
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utterly delighted or captivated; fascinated; charmed
Example Sentences
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The movie has now enchanted multiple generations of children and adults alike.
From Los Angeles Times
It was, he suggests, “the sparkle of the ice as it went flying off into bits that enchanted them so.”
Anderson was enchanted by outsiders — not just avant-garde writers but radicals like Emma Goldman.
From Los Angeles Times
Watching the video, I found myself enchanted, identifying with its sense of delirium and fun, which reminded me of the best parts of being young.
From Los Angeles Times
It is inescapable that people have most focused on Frank’s sculptural, curvilinear forms, his luminous exterior surfaces, and yet what I find most profound about his architecture is how he enchanted and enlivened space.
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