verb
decharm
Decharm (verb) means to break a magic spell over someone or something, or to take away their charm or appeal.
verb
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To break a magic spell over someone or something, or to take away their charm or appeal.
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Etymology
Formed from de- and charm. Compare French décharmer.
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What is the meaning of decharm?
"decharm" (verb) means to break a magic spell over someone or something, or to take away their charm or appeal.
What is the opposite of decharm?
The opposite of "decharm" is enchant.
