enchanting
Americanadjective
adjective
Other Word Forms
- enchantingly adverb
Etymology
Origin of enchanting
Example Sentences
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Seraphine Segal still lives where she has for decades, in a Studio City house with her artist’s studio set in her enchanting garden.
From Los Angeles Times
Here, a gondolier takes you on a loop around an enchanting residential Naples Island.
From Los Angeles Times
The enchanting and rhythmic “Dirty Harry” also examines war and soldiers, with its single cover even giving a nod to Stanley Kubrick’s “Full Metal Jacket.”
From Los Angeles Times
Mr. Kline’s timing is sublime, whether he’s immersed in Richard’s narcissism or enchanting a crowd of locals with an excerpt from, again, “Hamlet.”
The results are a visual version of a word-association exercise, with Mr. Hickey offering curious, observant connections made all the more charming thanks to their enchanting colors and tactility.
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