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beguile

[bih-gahyl] / bɪˈgaɪl /




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Ms. Campbell, never the most beguiling actress, has appeared in every entry except “Scream VI” and gives another perfunctory performance.

From The Wall Street Journal

The limpid four-movement ballet is both courtly and casual, with its intricately evolving choreographic patterns gently beguiling, as if seen in a crystalline hall of mirrors.

From The Wall Street Journal

It includes this beguiling take on Winter Wonderland, originally written in 1934, and covered more than 200 times.

From BBC

Monkey’s capture comes about by his being believably beguiled by the sound of the lute-like pipa.

From Los Angeles Times

Lang beguiled with common chords that no longer sounded common, with standard rhythms that intertwined, went on and off the beat, creating arrhythmia delight.

From Los Angeles Times