be·witch 
/bɪˈwɪtʃ/ verb
be·witch·es; be·witched; be·witch·ing /bɪˈwɪtʃ/ verb [+ obj] 1 : to use magic to make someone do, think, or say something : to put (someone) under a spell
▪ People believed the girls had been bewitched. 2 : to attract or delight (someone) in a way that seems magical
▪ They were bewitched [=enchanted, fascinated] by her beauty.
▪ People believed the girls had been bewitched.
▪ They were bewitched [=enchanted, fascinated] by her beauty.
— bewitching adjective [more bewitching; most bewitching]
▪ She has a bewitching [=captivating, charming] smile. ▪ The painting was bewitching. [=mesmerizing]
▪ She has a bewitching [=captivating, charming] smile. ▪ The painting was bewitching. [=mesmerizing]
