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Definition of enchantment
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Enchantment
(n.) The
effect
produced
by the act; the state of being
enchanted;
as, to break an
enchantment..
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Disentrance
::
Disentrance
(v. t.) To
awaken
from a
trance
or an
enchantment.
Enchantment
::
Enchantment
(n.) That which
captivates
the heart and
senses;
an
influence
or power which
fascinates
or
highly
delights.
Necromancy
::
Necromancy
(n.) The art of
revealing
future
events
by means of a
pretended
communication
with the dead; the black art;
hence,
magic in
general;
conjuration;
enchantment.
See Black art..
Witchery
::
Witchery
(n.)
Fascination;
irresistible
influence;
enchantment.
Conjuration
::
Conjuration
(n.) The act or
process
of
invoking
supernatural
aid by the use of a
magical
form of
words;
the
practice
of magic arts;
incantation;
enchantment.
Enchantment
::
Enchantment
(n.) The act of
enchanting;
the
production
of
certain
wonderful
effects
by the aid of
demons,
or the
agency
of
supposed
spirits;
the use of magic arts,
spells,
or
charms;
incantation..
Magic
::
Magic (a.) A
comprehensive
name for all of the
pretended
arts which claim to
produce
effects
by the
assistance
of
supernatural
beings,
or
departed
spirits,
or by a
mastery
of
secret
forces
in
nature
attained
by a study of
occult
science,
including
enchantment,
conjuration,
witchcraft,
sorcery,
necromancy,
incantation,
etc..
Enchanted
::
Enchanted
(a.) Under the power of
enchantment;
possessed
or
exercised
by
enchanters;
as, an
enchanted
castle..
Charmer
::
Charmer
(n.) One who
charms,
or has power to
charm;
one who uses the power of
enchantment;
a
magician..
Sorcery
::
Sorcery
(n.)
Divination
by the
assistance,
or
supposed
assistance,
of evil
spirits,
or the power of
commanding
evil
spirits;
magic;
necromancy;
witchcraft;
enchantment..
Witchcraft
::
Witchcraft
(n.) The
practices
or art of
witches;
sorcery;
enchantments;
intercourse
with evil
spirits.
Enchant
::
Enchant
(v. t.) To charm by
sorcery;
to act on by
enchantment;
to get
control
of by
magical
words and
rites.
Disenchant
::
Disenchant
(v. t.) To free from
enchantment;
to
deliver
from the power of
charms
or
spells;
to free from
fascination
or
delusion.
Fairy
::
Fairy (n.)
Enchantment;
illusion.
Witchery
::
Witchery
(n.)
Sorcery;
enchantment;
witchcraft.
Incantatory
::
Incantatory
(a.)
Dealing
by
enchantment;
magical.
Malefice
::
Malefice
(n.) An evil deed;
artifice;
enchantment.
Fascination
::
Fascination
(n.) The act of
fascinating,
bewhiching,
or
enchanting;
enchantment;
witchcraft;
the
exercise
of a
powerful
or
irresistible
influence
on the
affections
or
passions;
unseen,
inexplicable
influence..
Magical
::
Magical
(a.)
Performed
by, or
proceeding
from,
occult
and
superhuman
agencies;
done by, or
seemingly
done by,
enchantment
or
sorcery.
Hence:
Seemingly
requiring
more than human
power;
imposing
or
startling
in
performance;
producing
effects
which seem
supernatural
or very
extraordinary;
having
extraordinary
properties;
as, a magic
lantern;
a magic
square
or
circle..
"""haemony "
::
Haemony
(n.) A plant
described
by
Milton
as of
sovereign
use
against
all
enchantments..
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