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Meaning of Bewitch
The primary meaning of the word "Bewitch" is to attract or influence someone very strongly, often in a way that is considered magical or mysterious.
Definitions
- To attract or influence someone very strongly, often in a way that is considered magical or mysterious
- * To cast a spell on someone or something
- * To delight or fascinate someone very much
Etymology of Bewitch
The word "Bewitch" originated from Old English "bewician" or "bewiccan", which is a combination of "be" (meaning "to make" or "to do") and "wiccan" (meaning "to cast a spell" or "to practice magic")
The word has been used in the English language since the 9th century to describe the act of casting a spell or enchanting someone
Example Uses
- The beautiful scenery bewitched me, and I felt like I was in a dream world
- * The magician's tricks bewitched the audience, leaving them amazed and confused
- * Her charming personality bewitched everyone in the room, and she quickly became the center of attention
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
repel
repulse
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disenchant
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offend
disinterest
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disenthrall
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