ensorcells

/ɪnˈsɔrsəlz/
verb
  1. To enchant or bewitch someone; to put under a spell.
    • The magician's performance seemed to ensorcells the entire audience.
    • In the story, the evil fairy would ensorcells anyone who entered the forest.
    • The witch tried to ensorcells the prince with a magical potion.
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