Synonyms

Translations

Find Words

Word Forms

What is another word for bewitching?

Need synonyms for bewitching? Here's a list of similar words from our thesaurus that you can use instead.

Contexts ▼

Having the ability to captivate in an enchanting way

Having great physical beauty

Having appeal in an endearing, sweet or lovable way

Very good indeed

Exerting a compelling or soporific effect

A form of words used as a magical charm or incantation

To be arousing someone

Causing of amazement

Present participle for to delight, allure or attract in an almost magical manner

Present participle for to cast a magical charm or spell on

Present participle for to deceive or fool someone

Present participle for to take control of someone's body or mind, especially in a supernatural manner

Present participle for to call (an image) to the mind

Present participle for emit flashes of light

… more ▼

Adjective

Having the ability to captivate in an enchanting way

very interesting

monopolizing^US

monopolising^UK

sexually exciting

sexually arousing

thought-provoking

easy on the eye

strong in character

full of personality

larger than life

attention-grabbing

drop-dead gorgeous

looking like a million

too good to be true

invigorating^US

out of the ordinary

envigorating^UK

pulchritudinous

out of this world

as pretty as a picture

drawing attention

highly coloured

totally absorbing

sexually stimulating

giving one food for thought

sensationalistic

emotion-charged

more ❯

“Patty smiled her bewitching smile, which always captivated the heart of the landlady of the Roaring Lion.”

Adjective

Having great physical beauty

pulchritudinous

easy on the eyes

easy on the eye

drop-dead gorgeous

sexually attractive

as pretty as a picture

out of this world

aesthetically pleasing

aesthetically appealing

physically attractive

picture-perfect

camera-friendly

larger than life

a sight for sore eyes

supercalifragilisticexpialidocious

super-excellent

more ❯

Adjective

Having appeal in an endearing, sweet or lovable way

as pretty as a picture

good-humoured^UK

good-humored^US

more ❯

Adjective

Very good indeed

supercalifragilisticexpialidocious

top-of-the-line

out of this world

like a dream come true

invigorating^US

out of the ordinary

envigorating^UK

too good to be true

of the first water

of high quality

of the highest quality

of the highest standard

top of the line

top of the range

highest quality

of the first order

out-of-this-world

the dog's bollocks

never to be forgotten

hard to swallow

of the highest order

attention-grabbing

better than expected

of a high standard

of highest order

in a class all by itself

above and beyond

top-of-the-range

surpassing belief

state-of-the-art

of the highest type

highest-quality

better than usual

of the best quality

better than average

one in a million

in a league of their own

carefully chosen

incomprehensible

adrenaline-charged

edge-of-the-seat

weird and wonderful

distinguishable

recognizable^US

extremely attractive

pulchritudinous

emotion-charged

foreign-looking

recognisable^UK

under one's nose

right under your nose

off beaten path

out of the common

more ❯

Adjective

Exerting a compelling or soporific effect

sleep-producing

trance-inducing

tranquillizing^UK

tranquilizing^US

very interesting

attention-grabbing

thought-provoking

totally absorbing

monopolizing^US

full of personality

strong in character

larger than life

monopolising^UK

invigorating^US

out of the ordinary

envigorating^UK

too good to be true

easy on the eye

pulchritudinous

drop-dead gorgeous

as pretty as a picture

aesthetically pleasing

aesthetically appealing

camera-friendly

sexually attractive

sexually exciting

sexually arousing

picture-perfect

physically attractive

looking like a million

out of this world

drawing attention

more ❯

Noun

A form of words used as a magical charm or incantation

prestidigitation

sleight of hand

fortune-telling

sympathetic magic

smoke and mirrors

more ❯

“In 1667 three men were hanged at York for the murder of a Wakefield woman suspected of bewitching a man.”

Verb

To be arousing someone

doing it for someone

floating someone's boat

giving someone a thrill

lighting someone's fire

tickling someone's fancy

turning someone on

sweeping off feet

holding spellbound

tickling your fancy

tickle to death

monopolizing^US

holding your attention

putting under a spell

whetting the appetite of

making a hit with

monopolising^UK

catching hold of

drawing attention

holding the attention of

pleasing greatly

catching the eye of

rooting to the spot

giving someone a kick

catching your eye

getting someone going

grabbing the attention of

whetting one's appetite

arousing curiosity

engaging one's attention

bringing around

sending into raptures

taking your breath away

sending into transports

tickling the fancy of

giving the come-on to

turning someone's head

exerting influence on

making your mouth water

exerting a pull on

giving someone a charge

giving great pleasure to

interesting greatly

immobilizing^US

getting one's kicks

making someone feel good

giving pleasure to

bringing joy to

warming the cockles of the heart

giving someone pleasure

hitting the spot

stopping in your tracks

riveting the attention of

stopping someone in their tracks

immobilising^UK

sweeping you off your feet

making a fool of

putting off guard

winning the affection of

setting at ease

more ❯

Verb

Causing of amazement

Verb

Present participle for to delight, allure or attract in an almost magical manner

holding spellbound

casting a spell on

putting horns on

tickle to death

putting the whammy on

putting under magic spell

sweeping off feet

putting under a spell

making hit with

falling in love with

putting in a trance

putting a spell on

sending into raptures

filling with delight

making a hit with

getting under your skin

more ❯

“This is a body of new work produced over the last twelve months which intrigue and bewitch the viewer.”

Verb

Present participle for to cast a magical charm or spell on

“According to historians, Boyan was not a magician in the sense that he was able to cast spells, bewitch people and transform into animals, but he was a learned man and a poet.”

Verb

Present participle for to deceive or fool someone

double-crossing

stringing along

taking advantage of

putting one over on

leading up the garden path

pulling a fast one on

pulling a swifty on

playing for a sucker

taking for a ride

Verb

Present participle for to take control of someone's body or mind, especially in a supernatural manner

Verb

Present participle for to call (an image) to the mind

Verb

Present participle for emit flashes of light

	Find more words!








bewitching
Use * for blank tiles (max 2) Advanced Search Advanced Search
Use * for blank spaces Advanced Search
Advanced Word Finder

Related Words and Phrases

See Also

What is the opposite of bewitching?
Sentences with the word bewitching
Words that rhyme with bewitching
What is the plural of bewitching?
What is the adjective for bewitching?
What is the noun for bewitching?
What is the adverb for bewitching?
What is another word for bewitch?
Translations for bewitching
Use our Synonym Finder

Nearby Words

bewitching hour

10-letter Words Starting With

Find Synonyms

Word Tools			Finders & Helpers		Other Languages		More		Synonyms
Synonyms Antonyms Rhymes Sentences Nouns Verbs	Adjectives Adverbs Plural Singular Past Tense Present Tense		Word Unscrambler Words With Friends Scrabble Crossword / Codeword		Français Español Italiano Deutsch		Home iOS / Android App About Us Contact Us Terms of Use Privacy Statement Don't Sell Personal Data		A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Antonyms A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
Copyright WordHippo © 2021