witching
noun
the use or practice of witchcraft.
witchingly
-
a word derived from
witching.
Example Sentences
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The girl is Virginia Jackson, a witchingly lovely item who appears on a neighboring Darien.
From Time Magazine Archive
In this impressive second novel by the author of Spinster, an amoral and witchingly lovely woman spins a treacherous human web, in which men snared by beauty must ultimately confront God, death and salvation.
From Time Magazine Archive
So witchingly her finger-tips To Wisdom, as away she trips, She kisses, waves such sweet farewells To Duty, as she laughs 'To-morrow!'
From The Complete Poetical Works of James Russell Lowell by James Russell Lowell
It was the shroud of dead nature; but a shroud that seemed to prefigure a lovely resurrection; for the very death-robe was unspeakably, witchingly beautiful.
From David Elginbrod by George MacDonald
Rosy blushes, more and more witchingly shy, chased in and out of her cheeks; till obeying the certainty which yet was vague, Faith's head stooped and her two hands covered her face.
From Say and Seal, Volume II by Susan Warner
