becharm

An archaic verb meaning to charm, enchant, or captivate someone or something, often through magical or supernatural means.

• 🇪🇸Verbo anticuado que significa encantar, fascinar o cautivar a alguien o algo, a menudo por medios mágicos o sobrenaturales.

1. Enchant or bewitch C2 formal

   To control or influence someone using magical spells or supernatural powers.

   • The sorcerer becharmed the entire village into a deep sleep.
   • Legends tell of witches who becharmed travelers on the road.
   • He felt as if he had been becharmed by the mysterious woman.

   🇪🇸Encantar o hechizar

   Sinónimos: bewitchcaptivatecharmenchantentrancespellbind

2. Captivate or attract C2 formal

   To attract someone strongly and cause them to be enamored or fascinated.

   • Her beauty and grace becharmed everyone she met.
   • The speaker becharmed the audience with his eloquent words.
   • He was completely becharmed by her intelligence and wit.

   🇪🇸Hechizar, cautivar

   Sinónimos: allurebeguilebewitchcaptivatecharmenchantentrancefascinatespellbind

   Antónimos: alienatedisgustoffendrepel