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Meanings of so bewitching in English

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Usage of so bewitching in English
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His shoulders went up with that foreignness Chrystie thought so bewitching.
Treasure and Trouble Therewith: A Tale of California
2
The woods and roads were similar to those at Heidelberg, but not so bewitching.
A Tramp Abroad
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He thought he had never seen her so bewitching or in such good spirits.
Kennedy Square
4
I muttered humbly, and wished that Alice were not so bewitching in a sailor hat.
Lady Larkspur
5
She was less radiant, but never looked so bewitching.
Farina
6
You are so sexy to me, Caroline, so bewitching.
My darling caroline
7
But there's something so bewitching in that little girl, that I can't give her up.
The Daisy Chain, or Aspirations
8
She was so bewitching that passion was aroused in men by the mere thought of her.
The Legends of the Jews — Volume 4
9
That GPT-3 can be so bewitching may say more about language and human intelligence than AI.
Wired
10
I would make you so bewitching that you would break a dozen hearts in one evening.
What Can She Do?
11
Was ever a wrap worn by mortal woman so bewitching, so deliciously contradictory in its suggestions?
The Mayor of Warwick
12
Comer has created a mystery so bewitching that the worst crime would be to solve it.
The Guardian
13
I could never have dreamed of any one so fair, so bewitching, so kind as the duchess.
Wife in Name Only
14
I could not return my assent to her scheme, I could not reject so bewitching an offer.
Jane Talbot
15
He was so handsome when he smiled, so bewitching when his eyes blazed with love and pleasure.
Henry VIII and His Court: A Historical Novel
16
But never had she looked so bewitching as now- apoormad girl who had lost her wits from terror.
Aylwin
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