enchanted

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enchanted

A young girl walks through an enchanted forest at twilight.

Definition
  1. Adjective:
    • Under a magical spell or charm: Describes someone or something that has been placed under the influence of magic, often through charms or incantations.
    • Filled with delight and wonder: Describes a state of being captivated, charmed, or filled with great pleasure, as if by magic.
Usage Examples
  • Adjective:
    • The enchanted forest was said to be home to fairies and talking animals.
    • She felt enchanted by the beautiful music and forgot all her worries.
    • The prince was under an enchanted sleep that could only be broken by true love's kiss.
Advanced Usage
  • "to be enchanted by/with something/someone": to be utterly delighted and captivated by something or someone.
    • The audience was enchanted by the young violinist's performance.
  • "in an enchanted state": in a condition of being under a spell or magical influence.
    • The knight wandered the castle grounds in an enchanted state, unaware of the passing years.
Variants and Related Words
  • Enchant (verb): to fill someone with great delight; to cast a spell on someone.
    • The storyteller could enchant listeners with her tales.
  • Enchanting (adjective): delightfully charming or attractive.
    • We spent an enchanting evening watching the sunset over the lake.
  • Enchantment (noun): a feeling of great pleasure or delight; a magical spell.
    • The old book spoke of powerful enchantments and ancient curses.
Synonyms
  • Bewitched: affected by witchcraft or magic; fascinated.
  • Charmed: delighted; also, protected as if by a magic spell.
  • Captivated: powerfully attracted and held by something.
  • Mesmerized: having one's attention held as if by a spell.
Antonyms
  • Disenchanted: disappointed by someone or something previously admired; freed from a magic spell.
  • Repelled: driven away; filled with distaste.
Related Idioms and Phrases
  • "Living in an enchanted world": Being naively optimistic or out of touch with reality, often due to great happiness or privilege.
    • He's so in love, he's living in an enchanted world and doesn't see any problems.
  • "An enchanted evening": A particularly magical, romantic, or delightful evening.
    • The candlelit dinner on the beach made for an enchanted evening.
enchanted

A young girl walks through an enchanted forest at twilight.

Adjective
  1. influenced as by charms or incantations