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Meanings of beguiled in English
Filled with wonder and delight.
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Examples for "delighted"
Examples for "delighted"
1
However, South Africa will be delighted with their performance and the result.
2
USI President John Logue said he was delighted with the final result.
3
Mr Noakes said: I am obviously highly delighted as well as surprised.
4
Clegg said: Miriam and I are absolutely delighted by the fantastic news.
5
Commenting on her new role she said: I'm thrilled and utterly delighted.
1
The beauties of the Bible have charmed the critical of all ages.
2
The lights of the theatrical district charmed the last prudent doubt away.
3
What charmed him in the evening, would delight again the next day.
4
Holly's words were so honeyed that they could have charmed a bear.
5
The live things were charmed and could not move off the paper.
1
The daughter of the sultan was captivated in the snare of love.
2
Viewers immediately captivated by the concept won't want to lose either one.
3
The idea of this uniformed company of cadets captivated the public fancy.
4
For the second time in a day I was impressed and captivated.
5
The nature of DNA has captivated scientists for more than fifty years.
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But the magic, power, and beauty of the area had entranced me.
2
Gillian looked at it entranced; instinctively her eyes sought the pictured hands.
3
The monkey timidly extended a paw and the entranced Wilbur shook it.
4
Photo: RNZ His followers seem entranced by the charismatic leader's every word.
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Every one was silent in the room, because every one was entranced.
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But, to be honest, it was the action on court that enthralled.
2
I don't form any coherent thoughts, just gaze, enthralled, at the sky.
3
There are interesting attractions for those enthralled by US politics here, too.
4
For nearly five hundred years the true Oriental mind has been enthralled.
5
In his youth, Bornstellar had been enthralled by the idea of treasure.
Usage of beguiled in English
1
The latter beguiled many weary hours in that tent during the journey.
2
And indeed she needed such a protector; she was so easily beguiled.
3
How Lox deceived the Ducks, cheated the Chief, and beguiled the Bear
4
He never used cologne; what beguiled was his wonderful Bond Street soap.
5
With such loving converse, the brother and sister beguiled the homeward way.
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Then the boy and girl beguiled themselves with words of half-parting only.
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She had been beguiled, lied to, betrayed; she saw it all now.
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While he lit a fire he beguiled the time with animated talk.
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He beguiled the way by excusing himself for hurrying back to London.
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He beguiled her into the future, from which she had hitherto recoiled.
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He was alternately charmed and frightened, beguiled and disgusted, attracted and repulsed.
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He'd have been mesmerized by Shadoath's beauty, beguiled by her liquid voice.
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They again listened breathlessly, wondering whether their own hopes had beguiled them.
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Why had she ever suffered herself to be beguiled into the boat?
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They beguiled her away from those shapeless visions of days to come.
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A pleasant dream, my friend, with which I have occasionally beguiled myself!
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