enchant in Irish
enchant in Irish is draíocht ar — enchant means to delight or charm someone completely.
enchant in Irish
draíocht ar
To cast a spell upon (often one that attracts or charms).
What does "enchant" mean?
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verb To delight or charm someone completely.
"The singer's voice enchanted the whole audience."
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verb To place a magic spell on someone or something.
"The witch enchanted the mirror so it could speak."
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enchant in a sentence
- The singer's voice enchanted the whole audience.
- She was enchanted by the old fishing village.
- The witch enchanted the mirror so it could speak.
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What is "enchant" in Irish?
"enchant" in Irish is draíocht ar. enchant means: To delight or charm someone completely.
How do you use "enchant" in a sentence?
Example: "The singer's voice enchanted the whole audience." In Irish, "enchant" is draíocht ar.
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