enchanting
charming; captivating: an enchanting smile.
Origin of enchanting
1Other words from enchanting
- en·chant·ing·ly, adverb
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How to use enchanting in a sentence
She therefore yielded enchantingly when he enveloped her, smothered her, stormed her lips, and even pulled her hair.
Ancestors | Gertrude AthertonAt twelve years of age this young marvel danced enchantingly, rode like a riding-master, and fenced to perfection.
Laboulaye's Fairy Book | VariousThe faces are enchantingly painted, the hair shining and arranged in numerous wonderful designs.
The Double Spy | Dan T. MooreYoung McKenzie found himself in an enchantingly novel world of seafaring and learning something new every day.
The Viking Blood | Frederick William WallaceHere is the story of the loss of Eden, told enchantingly, musically, and in the grand style.
Obiter Dicta | Augustine Birrell
British Dictionary definitions for enchanting
/ (ɪnˈtʃɑːntɪŋ) /
pleasant; delightful
Derived forms of enchanting
- enchantingly, adverb
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