bewitchery
/bɪˈwɪtʃəri/
noun
- A powerful charm or fascination that attracts and delights.
- The bewitchery of her voice made the whole room fall silent.
- The old book had a bewitchery that drew readers into its world.
- There was a certain bewitchery in the way the moonlight fell on the lake.
- The practice or art of using magic to influence or control.
- The villagers whispered about the bewitchery practiced in the hidden glade.
- The tale was full of bewitchery, with spells and potions at every turn.
- She studied bewitchery under a wise woman in the mountains.
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