Enchantments is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ENCHANTMENTS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• ENCHANTMENT, the act or art of enchanting
• a feeling of great pleasure; delight
• the state of being under a spell; magic
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act or art of enchanting; the quality or state of being enchanted

Words related to ENCHANTMENTS

enchantment18

Words that contain ENCHANTMENTS

disenchantments23

How to use ENCHANTMENTS in a sentence

• Plain and straightforward even in her enchantments.
• America was still a land of wonder and romance, full of rumors, nightmares, and enchantments.
• And he appreciated the satisfaction chastity offered with all the enchantments of novelty.
• The beauty, too, that nature had given her was clothed in the subdued enchantments of the rarest art.
• The fabled enchantments of the East are less strange and wonder-working than the marvellous changes which her spell has wrought.
• We meet enchantments, faculties, superstitions, and abstract ideas personified, which are supposed to attach miraculous meanings to the most ordinary events.
• On getting away at midnight from the power of his enchantments, I almost doubted of my own existence.
• These enchantments are medicinal, they sober and heal us.
• But you can have no idea of the enchantments of the marchioness unless you had known her.
• The shape you saw me in was owing to the malice of a stronger king, from whose enchantments you have this instant freed me.
• And in sacraments as in enchantments it is the form which operates.
• What a good time it was to be alive, and never is a boy so young as in the berry pasture, nor any place so full of enchantments.
• To the science of numbers, which is the key to the future, he added a knowledge of physics, by means of which he worked his enchantments.
• Others, however, say that his mind and resolution were destroyed by the enchantments which his wife employed against him.
• Their enchantments make the heart of man glad with perpetual springtime.
• It is the land in which the dim enchantments of romance begin to assume the plain outlines of reality.
• D’Artagnan was again in the presence of the Circe who had before surrounded him with her enchantments.
• Now I suppose, said Accolon, she hath made all these crafts and enchantments for this battle.
• Talked of his proper element, the sea, gaining ease and self-possession from the magnitude and manifold enchantments of his theme.
• At last I begged her to cease grieving for him, for although he could not speak or move, by her enchantments she just kept him alive.
• Then the dwarf Malagis came before Charlemagne, bearing in his hand a book, from which he read many spells and weird enchantments.
• The stream can show you, better than any other teacher, how nature works her enchantments with colour and music.
• Peckaby had heard of enchantments, and began to think she must have been subjected to something of the sort.
• To Lane she seemed to have grown along with the enchantments his old memories had invoked.
• I fancy myself seated in a cottage amid those mountains, those valleys, those rocks, encircled by the enchantments of optical illusion.
• The enchantments of this Moorish paradise become part of our mental possessions, without the least shock to our common sense.
• The ordinary lovers of witch and fairy matter will remark a deficiency of spectres and enchantments, and complain that the whole is rather dull.

Similar words containing CHANTMENT without suffix s and without prefix en

enchantment18 disenchantment22 disenchantments23

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