charmed
/tʃɑrmd/
adjective
- Extremely lucky or fortunate, as if protected by magic.
- Some people think the family is charmed because they never seem to have bad luck.
- She led a charmed life, always escaping trouble.
- The old sailor said he had a charmed existence after surviving three shipwrecks.
- Delighted or very pleased by someone's attention or behavior.
- He felt charmed when his coworkers threw him a surprise party.
- The audience was charmed by the magician's gentle humor.
- I was charmed by the little girl's polite manners.
Antonyms
verb
- Past tense of charm: to have delighted or attracted someone strongly.
- The puppy charmed everyone at the park with its playful tricks.
- Her smile charmed the entire room during the presentation.
- The old storyteller charmed the children with tales of dragons.
- Past tense of charm: to have used magic or supernatural power to influence someone or something.
- She charmed the snake so it would not bite anyone.
- The wizard charmed the lock so that only the true heir could open it.
- In the legend, the witch charmed the prince into a deep sleep.