to glamor

Examples

• All

• He claimed that the faeries had glamoured the woods, making it impossible to find his way home.

• The sorceress tried to glamour the prince, but he resisted her spell.

• In old legends, witches would glamour unsuspecting travelers and lead them astray.

• Did the sorceress glamor her victims?

• The sorceress raised her hand to glamor the villagers, filling their hearts with wonder.

• He used ancient words to glamor his audience, captivating them with his tales.

• With a flick of her wand, she could glamor anyone into believing in the impossible.

Synonyms

B

to bewitch

vsto glamor

23 7.2

To attract and charm someone as if by magic

focuses on the act of casting a magic spell rather than just charm

W

to witch

vsto glamor

12 8.1

To put a magic spell on someone to harm or control them

is described as an older term for that ritual magical action

E

to enchant

vsto glamor

5 7.7

To put a magic spell on someone or something

is an older usage emphasizing literal magical casting rather than general charm

H

to hex

vsto glamor

• Literature

5 9.3

To put an evil spell on someone or something to cause bad luck

means casting a spell generally without necessarily causing bad luck

S

to spell

vsto glamor

3 8.2

Use magic words or actions to control someone

is presented as an archaic word for that same magical action

S

to spellbind

vsto glamor

1 7.0

To hold people completely interested as if by magic

refers to literal magical casting, not just strong fascination

E

to ensorcel

vsto glamor

• Archaic

9.9

To put a magic spell on someone to make them do what you want

is an archaic term that means casting a magical spell

How Enchanting

to spellbind

1 7.0

to glamor

• Archaic

9.9

to fascinate

238 3.4

to attract

991 1.9

to interest

206 1.0

Surface Forms

Etymology