witched (Meaning)

Webster

witched (imp. & p. p.)

of Witch

The witch's cackle sent shivers down the spines of the unsuspecting villagers.
The enchanted forest was rumored to be witched by a powerful sorcerer who cursed its inhabitants.
The old crone had the reputation of being a witched woman with a sinister plot to harm children.
The mysterious stranger cast a witched spell that bound the travelers to their fate.
The haunted house creaked and groaned as if witched by unseen forces.
The witched amulet granted its wearer the ability to control the weather at their whim.
The cursed land was forever witched, its vegetation withered and its animals succumbed to disease.
The witches' coven performed a witched ritual to summon an ancient demon.
The witched prophecy foretold a great doom that would befall the kingdom.
The witched candle burned an eerie blue flame, casting an ominous glow on the room.

of Witch

enchanted, enticed, bewitched, seduced, captivated,fascinated, delighted, charmed, killed, tempted

annoyed, disgusted, offended, annoyed,offended, repelled, revolted, disgusted, repelled, revolted

The witch's cackle sent shivers down the spines of the unsuspecting villagers.

The enchanted forest was rumored to be witched by a powerful sorcerer who cursed its inhabitants.

The old crone had the reputation of being a witched woman with a sinister plot to harm children.

The mysterious stranger cast a witched spell that bound the travelers to their fate.