beguiling in Irish
beguiling in Irish is cealgach — beguiling means charming or attractive in a way that can be deceptive or hard to resist.
beguiling in Irish
cealgach
That beguiles or beguile.
What does "beguiling" mean?
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adjective Charming or attractive in a way that can be deceptive or hard to resist.
"She had a beguiling smile that made him forget his suspicions."
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beguiling in a sentence
- She had a beguiling smile that made him forget his suspicions.
- The offer sounded beguiling, but something felt off.
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What is "beguiling" in Irish?
"beguiling" in Irish is cealgach. beguiling means: Charming or attractive in a way that can be deceptive or hard to resist.
How do you use "beguiling" in a sentence?
Example: "She had a beguiling smile that made him forget his suspicions." In Irish, "beguiling" is cealgach.
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