enchantment in Irish
enchantment in Irish is draíocht — enchantment means a feeling of delight and wonder, as if under a spell.
enchantment in Irish
draíocht
Something that enchants; a magical spell.
What does "enchantment" mean?
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noun A feeling of delight and wonder, as if under a spell.
"There was a real sense of enchantment on Christmas morning."
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noun A magic spell.
"The wizard broke the enchantment with a single word."
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enchantment in a sentence
- There was a real sense of enchantment on Christmas morning.
- The wizard broke the enchantment with a single word.
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What is "enchantment" in Irish?
"enchantment" in Irish is draíocht. enchantment means: A feeling of delight and wonder, as if under a spell.
How do you use "enchantment" in a sentence?
Example: "There was a real sense of enchantment on Christmas morning." In Irish, "enchantment" is draíocht.
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