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bewitching, charming adj.
bewitching adj.

ADJECTIVE

bewitching, charming

Synonyms

WEAK

bewitched charismatic clairvoyant conjuring demoniac diabolic eerie enchanted enchanting ensorcelled entranced entrancing extraordinary fascinating fiendish ghostly haunted imaginary magnetic marvelous miraculous mysterious mystic mythical necromantic occult otherworldly parapsychological runic sorcerous spectral spellbinding spellbound spiritualistic spooky telekinetic thaumaturgic tranced uncanny unusual weird witching witchlike wizardly wonderful

Antonyms

WEAK

normal unmoving

ADJECTIVE

bewitching

Synonyms

STRONGEST

eerie enchanted enchanting extraordinary fascinating magic marvelous miraculous mysterious mythical otherworldly spellbinding spooky uncanny unusual weird wonderful

WEAK

bewitched charismatic clairvoyant conjuring demoniac diabolic ensorcelled entranced entrancing fiendish ghostly haunted imaginary magnetic mystic necromantic occult parapsychological runic sorcerous spectral spellbound spiritualistic telekinetic thaumaturgic tranced witching witchlike wizardly

Antonyms

STRONGEST

common familiar natural normal ordinary plain regular repulsive usual

WEAK

boring dull

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more magical

Marco Pravini, who was visiting from Cremona, said he had also visited the amphitheatre during the day but "at night the light, the atmosphere is much more magical".

From Barron's ● Aug. 14, 2026

Now that we do know about blood, it seems even more magical.

From Slate ● Sep. 1, 2025

With each deal, Ohtani’s contract becomes even more magical for the Dodgers.

From Los Angeles Times ● Aug. 28, 2025

The singer thanked fans for coming out to her final tour days, “Couldn’t have asked for a more magical way to end our U.S. shows on The Eras Tour.”

From Salon ● Nov. 5, 2024

But I can't imagine it being any more magical than it already is.

From "The Last Cuentista" by Donna Barba Higuera