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Meanings of bewitching in English
Capturing interest as if by a spell.
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Examples for "fascinating"
Examples for "fascinating"
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The coming year should be a fascinating one for the technology industry.
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The fascinating recordings will help in the development of future x-ray technology.
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I find this question really fascinating in the context of human identity.
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It is the most fascinating thing in the world; Love not excepted.
5
The best examples age for decades, taking on complex and fascinating flavours.
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The park was enchanting, and the many buildings in it most interesting.
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In society she was dull; for her husband alone she was enchanting.
3
Still, the idea was enchanting: the Great Western made a delightful cover-hack.
4
The long summer holidays of 1861 were set in an enchanting brightness.
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Only once in fifty years have I beheld a scene so enchanting.
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However, her impeccable comic timing and captivating stage presence carry the day.
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The artwork is captivating; Bradford makes great use of shadows and silhouettes.
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Here are some of the most captivating houses in cinematic history: 1.
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However, 1540 spectators still turned up to witness the captivating arm wrestle.
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They are persuasive moralists, captivating story-tellers; they rouse the appetite for good.
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He'd heard men with endowments of Voice speak in debates, enthralling audiences.
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It was really enthralling and the rhyming element really added to it.
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However when Pietersen is wary his batting is still enthralling to watch.
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This was combustible, breathless and blisteringly competitive and therefore enthralling to behold.
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A painfully enthralling, fiercely feminist account of emotional abuse and appropriate rage.
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To the chance summer visitor the seclusion and the rest seem entrancing.
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That entrancing glance through the windows of the world was refused us.
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The more circumscribed became her state, the more entrancing seemed this other.
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And here is a new entrancing counter-tune above that crowns the joy.
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Then you have to make the acquaintance of many entrancing beauties yet.
Usage of bewitching in English
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She looked bewitching; the old lady had the lunch-basket on her arm.
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The poor child made her little speech in the most bewitching way.
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She sang one bewitching barcarole that set the house in rocking motion.
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He felt almost afraid, in his great admiration of the bewitching stranger.
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And Buster soon learned that the bewitching sound came from the sawing.
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It was all bewitching, and the art of it was not perceptible.
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A woman has no natural grace more bewitching than a sweet laugh.
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I was once amid the wonderful, bewitching cactus growths of North Carolina.
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And she looked up at him, half smiling, half pouting; altogether bewitching.
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Between their bewitching redness he saw the gleam of her white teeth.
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She then began a remarkable and bewitching strain, to which she sang:
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Every day the world was presenting itself as a more bewitching place.
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With a bewitching smile the Princess held out her hand to him.
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There was no telling the havoc that bewitching face might have wrought.
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I feel that I must fly you: you are already too bewitching.
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All the sweet, seductive, bewitching temptations of sense are inspired by it.
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