verb
ensorcell
Ensorcell (verb) means to put a magic spell on someone.
verb
1
To put a magic spell on someone.
"Manuel Mestre, for example, suspected Dias of ensorcelling people in the past. She had threatened his sister's children on several occasions."
— James Hoke Sweet, Algarve (2011)
2
To charm, mesmerise, or beguile.
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Etymology
Taken from Old French ensorceler ("to cast a spell, enchant; to captivate"), a variant of ensorcerer, formed from en- (a prefix meaning 'caused') and sorcier ("sorcerer"), which ultimately goes back to Latin sors ("fate, lot; oracular response"), from Proto-Indo-European *ser- ("to bind").
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Frequently asked questions
What is the meaning of ensorcell?
"ensorcell" (verb) means to put a magic spell on someone.
What is another word for ensorcell?
Other words for "ensorcell" include hex, glamour, spellbind, enchant, conjure, bewitch.
What are the different meanings of ensorcell?
"ensorcell" has 2 main meanings: 1. To put a magic spell on someone; 2. To charm, mesmerise, or beguile.
