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Meanings of enchanted in English
Spanish
encantado Influenced as by charms or incantations.
Usage of enchanted in English
1
Just as Greece's odyssey enchanted Europe, surely hurling requires a new romance.
2
I was enchanted; there was much--inthe neighborhood where I gathered it.
3
Once there was an enchanted island in the middle of the sea.
4
Keats rediscovered the delight and wonder that lay enchanted in the dictionary.
5
The two young marchionesses had enchanted me; they were almost ideal beauties.
6
I'd enchanted the rope six months before, but I'd done it right.
7
The white city in the mystical light looked like an enchanted city.
8
Teresa was right In the beginning Catalina was enchanted with the task.
9
Far away the shipping in the bacino lay still like enchanted craft.
10
The children piping Christmas hymns in the clear cold morning enchanted her.
11
This was the home of the witch who had the enchanted horse.
12
And books themselves, even unopened, have an enchanted quality, especially for introverts.
13
That wasn't the way the world worked, except perhaps at enchanted midnights.
14
They have us enchanted and we are far from breaking their spell.
15
He was on Cader Sedat, that enchanted island, long since made unholy.
16
In the center there's an enchanted well I can never quite reach.
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Enchanted across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common
Ireland
Less common