Definitionadj. capturing interest as if by a spell
Last update: July 13, 2015
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In like manner magic still exists in the civilized world as a survival from the savage and barbaric times to which it originally belongs, and in which is found the natural source and proper home of utterly savage practices still carried on by ignorant peasants in Great Britain, such as taking omens from the cries of animals, or bewitching an enemy by sticking full of pins and hanging up to shrivel in the smoke an image or other object, that similar destruction may fall on the hated person represented by the symbol (Tylor, Primitive Culture, ch. [Please select]
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--hang loose in bewitching tangles or be twisted into little coils of delight. [Please select]
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I might never have heard that entrancing sound, or smelt that bewitching smell. [Please select]
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Never was there a livelier picture of youthful rivalship, with bewitching beauty for the prize. [Please select]
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Her expression was bewitching, and when she smiled a dimple came in her cheek. [Please select]
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And I found the dearest hat--it was simply bewitching. [Please select]
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Dorothy was a bewitching little vision in pink, and Peter a cherub in black velvet. [Please select]
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