beguilement Synonyms
Strongest:
- blarney
- exhortation
- sycophancy
- enticement
- allurement
- blandishment
- fawning
- sweet-talk
- seduction
- cajolery
- entreaty
- butter
- endearment
- soft-soap
- flattery
- adulation
- ingratiation
Strong:
- overpraise
- toadying
- courting
- wooing
- cajolement
- smarm
- flannel
- taffy
- praise
- acclaim
- tempting
- charm
- coaxing
- applause
- incense
- charming
- wheedling
Weak:
Strongest:
- depreciation
- belittlement
- detraction
- detraction
- disparagement
- disparagement
- belittlement
- depreciation
Strong:
Weak:
No Weak antonyms found.
beguilement Meaning
beguilement (n)
magnetic personal charm
an entertainment that provokes pleased interest and distracts you from worries and vexations
beguilement (n.)
The act of beguiling, or the state of being beguiled.
beguilement Sentence Examples
- The serpent's beguilement ensnared Eve with promises of forbidden knowledge.
- The politician's rhetoric employed masterful beguilement, swaying the hearts and minds of the electorate.
- The artist's brushstrokes invoked a profound beguilement, drawing viewers into the realm of imagination.
- The scent of jasmine carried an intoxicating beguilement, captivating the senses and creating a dreamy ambiance.
- The con artist's silver tongue possessed a beguilement that convinced victims to part with their hard-earned money.
- The actor's captivating performance held the audience in a state of complete beguilement.
- The mirage shimmered on the horizon, offering a beguilement of water to weary travelers.
- The siren's enchanting song possessed a beguilement that lured sailors to their doom.
- The enigmatic woman's enigmatic smile held a beguilement that left men entranced.
- The orator's eloquent words had a beguilement that swayed the jury in favor of his client.
FAQs About the word beguilement
magnetic personal charm, an entertainment that provokes pleased interest and distracts you from worries and vexationsThe act of beguiling, or the state of being
blarney, exhortation, sycophancy, enticement,allurement, blandishment, fawning, sweet talk, seduction, cajolery
depreciation, belittlement, detraction, detraction,disparagement, disparagement, belittlement, depreciation, put-down, put-down
The serpent's beguilement ensnared Eve with promises of forbidden knowledge.
The politician's rhetoric employed masterful beguilement, swaying the hearts and minds of the electorate.
The artist's brushstrokes invoked a profound beguilement, drawing viewers into the realm of imagination.
The scent of jasmine carried an intoxicating beguilement, captivating the senses and creating a dreamy ambiance.
