enchanters

Example:The enchanter’s dance was a mesmerizing display of enchantment that captivated the audience.

Definition:The spell or charm cast by an enchanter, or a magical or beguiling quality that fascinates.

Example:The enchanter was preparing a spell to grant his master a wish.

Definition:A formula or incantation used by an enchanter to produce a magical effect.

Example:Hansel was a renowned magician, or enchanter, known for his elaborate illusions.

Definition:A person who performs magic tricks or supernatural feats, often seen as an enchanter using their talents to entertain or deceive.

Example:The ancient wizard enchanter used his knowledge of the arcane to protect the village.

Definition:A person with the power to use magic; often synonymous with an enchanter or magician.

Example:The enchanter's flute’s melody was so enchanting that it could fascinate even the most skeptical onlookers.

Definition:To fix the attention or interest of someone intensely without conscious effort; to charm or attract to the point of irresistible attraction.

Example:The enchanter’s gaze had bewitched many in the crowd, making them willingly follow his every command.

Definition:To charm or attract someone in the same way as a magical spell; to cause someone to fall under the influence of an enchantment.

Example:She found the bewitching nature of the enchanter’s garden a truly magical place to explore.

Definition:Full of charm or captivating magic, often used to describe the work or nature of enchanters.

Example:The enchanter’s charm was so evident in his approach to solving the village’s problems.

Definition:Having a delightful or attractive quality, often used to describe the work or nature of enchanters.