enchanting
Enchanting (adj) means Delightful and charming in a way that captures attention. Example: “The garden looked enchanting under the fairy lights.”
How to use enchanting
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishSo charming or beautiful it feels almost magical.
Word forms
more enchanting comparative, enchantings plural, most enchanting superlative
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The garden looked _____ under the fairy lights.
Rhymes for enchanting
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What does “enchanting” mean?
The word “enchanting” means delightful and charming in a way that captures attention. In plain terms, so charming or beautiful it feels almost magical.
How do you pronounce “enchanting”?
“Enchanting” is pronounced ihn-CHAHN-tihng (/ɪnˈt͡ʃæntɪŋ/ in IPA).
How do you use “enchanting” in a sentence?
Here is “enchanting” used in a sentence: “The garden looked enchanting under the fairy lights.”
What part of speech is “enchanting”?
“Enchanting” is an adjective.
Is “enchanting” a common word?
“Enchanting” is an uncommon word in modern English.