Enchantment, sorcery.

Magic, enchantment.

The action or process of enchanting, or of employing magic or sorcery.

The operation or using of charms; the working of spells; enchantment, incantation.

Incantation, enchantment; the use of magic. Also: an act of enchantment; a magical formula chanted or spoken, an incantation; a spell.

An incantation, an enchantment. Cf. chantment, n. chantery, n.

Enchantment, magic. Also: an instance of this; an illusion, a dream; a dazed or excited state of mind. Obsolete.

The action of influencing by witchcraft; an act of bewitching or casting a spell on someone or something; enchantment. Cf. bewitchment, n.

The action of enchant, v.

The casting of a spell or spells; sorcery, witchcraft, enchantment (esp. for malicious purposes). Formerly also: an instance of this; †a spell, an…

The fact of being blasted or blighted by some mysterious power, sceptically regarded as unimportant or non-existent.

= fascination, n.

Magic, enchantment.

Bewitchment, spec. as a cause of impotence.

The use or exercise of spells or charms. rare.

Magic, enchantment, spell; esp. in the phrase to cast the glamour over one (see quot. 1721).

Magical power, enchantment.

Glamour, magic.

magic, enchantment.