beguiles

It beguiles the notion of free thought, and the idea that academic freedom stands above political difference.

As he peers over his spectacles, Leveson is a big predatory cat that beguiles as he smiles.

She there saw wading the sluggish streams bloodthirsty men and perjurers, and him who the ear beguiles of another's wife.

He comes in the shape o' a young lover, and beguiles the hearts o' young maidens.

We continue down the street, and Muldoon beguiles the way with tales of his checkered experience.

But this conscious imitation of bygone ignorance beguiles no one who has once felt the charm of the painters before Raphael.

See how yond star, like beauty in a cloud,Illumines darkness, and beguiles the moonOf all her glory in the firmament!