enchanting

[en-chan-ting, -chahn-]

adjective

charming; captivating: an enchanting smile.

Origin of enchanting

First recorded in 1545–55; enchant + -ing²

Related formsen·chant·ing·ly, adverb

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Examples from the Web for enchantingly

Historical Examples of enchantingly

And she laughed at him out of her green eyes that slanted so enchantingly.
The Crimson Tide
Robert W. Chambers
I am flattered, said the Devil, and smiled gently, enchantingly.
The Story of Mary MacLane
Mary MacLane
It was aristocratic, enchantingly indolent, like the face of a happy lotus-eater.
The Garden Of Allah
Robert Hichens
She was young, she was strong, above all she was enchantingly pretty!
What Timmy Did
Marie Adelaide Belloc Lowndes
Later, Rosalie, came, enchantingly demure in her Greuze-like beauty.
The Danger Mark
Robert W. Chambers

British Dictionary definitions for enchantingly

enchanting

adjective

pleasant; delightful

Derived Formsenchantingly, adverb

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