bewitched
adjective (bewitched); past form of the verb bewitch (bewitch, bewitches, bewitched, bewitching)
Everyday
- Under a magic spell put on by a witch or wizard. tree →
- Charmed and delighted, as if by magic: bewitched by the music. tree →
In the lessons
Fairy tales: a princess or prince is bewitched and turned into a frog or put to sleep. Everyday and stories: being bewitched by something beautiful. In The Wind in the Willows Mole is bewitched by the river, and Toad seems bewitched by motor cars.
Examples
- The princess was bewitched by the wicked witch. tree →
- The prince was bewitched into a frog. tree →
- Mole was bewitched by the sparkling river. tree →
- Toad stared at the motor car as if bewitched. tree →
- The audience was bewitched by her singing. tree →
- The cottage looked bewitched in the moonlight. tree →
- Clearly her husband must be bewitched. tree →
Note
Witches and spells are from stories; they are not real. Adjective «bewitching» = very charming.
On Mova
- Trees and pragmatics of «bewitched» in the school dictionary: every meaning and example parsed by Mova, with its dependency tree and frames.
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