bewitching in Latin
bewitching in Latin is venustus — bewitching means so charming or attractive that it seems almost magical.
bewitching in Latin
venustus
Enchanting.
What does "bewitching" mean?
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adj So charming or attractive that it seems almost magical.
"She had a bewitching voice that filled the whole theatre."
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noun The act of casting a spell or enchantment on someone.
"The old tale describes the bewitching of the entire village."
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bewitching in a sentence
- She had a bewitching voice that filled the whole theatre.
- The old tale describes the bewitching of the entire village.
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What is "bewitching" in Latin?
"bewitching" in Latin is venustus. bewitching means: So charming or attractive that it seems almost magical.
How do you use "bewitching" in a sentence?
Example: "She had a bewitching voice that filled the whole theatre." In Latin, "bewitching" is venustus.
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