enchantress
a woman who practices magic; sorceress.
an irresistibly charming or fascinating woman: an enchantress who breaks men's hearts.
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Those steeped in Arthurian legends may suspect Gawain’s mother is none other than the enchantress Morgan Le Fay, who learned the dark arts from the powerful wizard Merlin.
The Green Knight is glorious and a little baffling. Let’s untangle it. | Alissa Wilkinson | July 30, 2021 | VoxSay goodbye to Will Smith’s Deadshot and Cara Delevingne’s enchantress, but say hello to Idris Elba’s Bloodsport, John Cena’s Peacekeeper and Sylvester Stallone lending his voice to King Shark.
Harry refers to his “enchantress of our Twenty Thousand Days.”
Isabel suddenly felt herself and her organdie absurdly out of place in this room with its enchantress atmosphere.
Ancestors | Gertrude AthertonSchooners 'Wanderer' and 'enchantress' were both very successful vessels, and fast in their day.
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At these words the enchantress, who did not expect them, uttered a loud exclamation of joy.
The Arabian Nights | UnknownThe enchantress then said to him, "Get thee from this castle, and never return on pain of death."
The Arabian Nights | UnknownFor her sake, he abandoned a former enchantress of the name of Mainville, "who had already plucked some of his feathers."
Queens of the French Stage | H. Noel Williams
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