"Ensorceled" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Ensorceled" Meaning

The word "ensorceled" is the past participle of the verb "ensorcel", which is a rather unusual word in modern English. However, it is an old-fashioned verb that means "to cast a spell on" or "to enchant".

"Ensorceled" Examples

Usage Examples of "ensorcelled"


The wicked sorceress had enchanter quick-wittedness and her adversary was utterly ensorcelled by her beauty.
The ancient forest was said to be ensorcelled by a powerful curse, warning travelers to turn back.
The hypnotist's gaze was so intense that his audience became ensorcelled, unable to look away from his mesmerizing eyes.
The medieval kingdom was ensorcelled by a powerful dragon, its people living in constant fear of its wrath.
After hearing her favorite musician's new album, Sarah was completely ensorcelled, replaying the entire thing on repeat for days.