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Qu'est-ce (qui) est ENCHANTINGLY - définition
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Enchantment (disambiguation); Enchanting; Enchantingly; Enchantment (film); Enchantment (album)
enchanting
If you describe someone or something as enchanting, you mean that they are very attractive or charming.
She's an absolutely enchanting child...
The overall effect is enchanting.
ADJ
enchanting
a.
Charming, captivating, fascinating, bewitching, delightful, rapturous, enrapturing, blissful, ravishing, Circean.
Enchanting
·adj Having a power of enchantment; charming; fascinating.
II. Enchanting ·p.pr. & ·vb.n. of Enchant.
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Enchantment
Enchantment may refer to:
- Incantation or enchantment, a magical spell, charm or bewitchment, in traditional fairy tales or fantasy
- The sense of wonder or delight
Exemples du corpus de texte pour ENCHANTINGLY
1. His behaviour, while enchantingly childlike, was a worry: adolescence beckoned, and guiding Derek to maturity would be a daunting prospect.
2. But, while sharing their down–home charms, Modern Times is even more enchantingly mysterious and whimsical than its predecessors.
3. I was totally bowled over that this cool, hunky, darkly handsome, incredibly witty rugby player could also express his feelings so enchantingly.
4. Before long he was in acute spiritual turmoil, finding consolation in the bottle; he nevertheless produced the epic Vikings at Helgeland and the enchantingly tender and vivacious Love‘s Comedy.
5. "I mean, all Indian women like jewellery, don‘t they?") She was only unmasked when she went for broke by forging a cheque for 2.25m; her usual increments were 60,000 to 70,000, which a Goldman Sachs managing director enchantingly mused was "equal to a regular person not noticing the last penny on their bank account". This may go some way toward explaining public attitudes to the case, including a marked lack of sympathy for the GS masters of the universe, a stubborn inability to get the words "good", "on" and "yer" out of the mind, and the fact that Meera Syal – not, by anyone‘s standards, an average pantomime villain – starred as De–Laurey in a recent docu–drama about the case.