Enchantment Definition

ĕn-chăntmənt
enchantments
noun
enchantments
An enchanting or being enchanted.
Webster's New World
The state of being enchanted.
American Heritage
A magic spell or charm.
Webster's New World
Something that charms or delights greatly.
Webster's New World
Great delight or pleasure.
Webster's New World
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Other Word Forms of Enchantment

Noun

Singular:
enchantment
Plural:
enchantments

Origin of Enchantment

  • From Old French enchantement

    From Wiktionary

Enchantment Sentence Examples

  • The intimacy was renewed; but the old enchantment was lost.

  • The Carey brook, by the side of which the abbey stands, was formerly called the Margy, and on its waters according to tradition dwelt the four children of Lir, changed to swans by their step-mother until St Columba released them from enchantment.

  • Above caribbean cruise enchantment royal sea was a to shake loose.

  • These accessories catch the light beautifully and their constant sparkle only adds to the enchantment of the day.

  • If you do you will find a timeless enchantment - with perhaps a few ghosts as well.

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Words Starting With

EENENC

Words Ending With

TNTENT

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11 Letter Words11 Letter Words Starting With E11 Letter Words Ending With T