enchantments Antonyms
Meaning of enchantments
enchantments
the act or art of enchanting, a magic spell, something that enchants, the quality or state of being enchanted
enchantments Sentence Examples
- The forest shimmered with ethereal enchantments, whispering secrets to the wind.
- The sorcerer's incantations held ancient enchantments capable of summoning mythical creatures.
- The princess's kindness cast a spell of enchantment upon all who met her.
- The enchanted sword gleamed with an otherworldly glow, its blade imbued with mystical powers.
- The amulet bore intricate runes that bestowed upon its wearer the ability to control elemental forces.
- The garden was a realm of enchantments, where flowers bloomed in vibrant hues and birds sang melodies of enchantment.
- The ancient ruins held remnants of an enchanting past, where legends and magic intertwined.
- The bard's voice wove enchanting tales that transported listeners to realms of fantasy and adventure.
- The wise old tree possessed a spirit of enchantment, sharing secrets from the depths of its ancient bark.
- The sorcerer wielded his staff with precision, drawing forth enchantments that both protected and deceived his enemies.
FAQs About the word enchantments
the act or art of enchanting, a magic spell, something that enchants, the quality or state of being enchanted
spells, incantations, charms, conjurations, abracadabras, invocations, glamors, magics, glamours,curses
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The forest shimmered with ethereal enchantments, whispering secrets to the wind.
The sorcerer's incantations held ancient enchantments capable of summoning mythical creatures.
The princess's kindness cast a spell of enchantment upon all who met her.
The enchanted sword gleamed with an otherworldly glow, its blade imbued with mystical powers.
