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beguiler

beguiler

8.4
A person who attracts others by being friendly and attractive
  • noun
  • /bɪˈɡaɪlər/
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  • She is a natural beguiler.

Examples

  • He was known as a beguiler, always able to win people over with his charm.

  • Despite his reputation as a beguiler, few could resist his warm smile and friendly demeanor.

  • The beguiler enchanted everyone at the party with her witty conversation and effortless grace.

  • The beguiler captivated everyone at the party.

  • The magician was a true beguiler, captivating the audience with his stunning illusions.

  • With her enchanting smile, she played the role of a beguiler, drawing everyone into her story.

  • His charm made him a skilled beguiler, effortlessly winning over the skeptical crowd.

Synonyms

charmer
vsbeguiler
39 3.4

A person who is pleasant and easily makes others like them

draws deeper fascination rather than simple likability
temptress
vsbeguiler
12 8.6

A woman who uses charm to attract and control people

charms people without the dangerous or manipulative intent
seductress
vsbeguiler
  • NSFW
5 8.4

A woman who uses charm to attract and tempt someone

tends to charm broadly rather than focus on sexual enticement
seducer
vsbeguiler
  • NSFW
4 7.2

A person who tries to attract someone romantically or sexually using charm

charms people without a specific romantic or sexual aim
swooner
vsbeguiler
  • Archaic
1 8.7

A person who is very attractive and makes others feel faint with excitement

charms others more mildly and without extreme excitement

Antonyms

repeller
7.2

A person or thing that makes others feel strong dislike and avoid them

How Charming

seducer
  • NSFW
4 7.2
beguiler
8.4
charmer
39 3.4

Surface Forms

beguiler singular
beguilers plural

Morphology

beguiler = beguile (semi-transparent) = be + guile + er

The agentive suffix '-er' added to the verb 'beguile' straightforwardly yields 'one who beguiles'.

Etymology

Beguiler comes from the verb beguile, made of be- plus guile, where guile means 'trick' or 'charm'. So a beguiler is someone who wins people over with charm, almost like a pleasant 'trick' of personality.