bewitch

Object

• smile: I smile that honest, bewitching smile of mine.
• man: And the evil-doers say: Ye are but following a man bewitched.
• people: We bewitched people from the entry gates at the Isle of Wight and Bath.
• blend: Above all, this route embraces the " real India " , a bewitching blend of beauty, earthiness and history.
• eye: Her long raven hair, her perfect pale skin and azure eyes bewitched me.
• mind: Reduction is the weapon of darkness with which Maya bewitches the mind.

Subject

• woman: A girl had claimed to have been bewitched by local women.
• idea: The modern world is bewitched by the idea that in and of itself nothing is wrong and nothing is false.
• magician: To conclude this section, Muhammad believed that he was bewitched by a magician for a year.

Preposition: by

• woman: A girl had claimed to have been bewitched by local women.
• idea: The modern world is bewitched by the idea that in and of itself nothing is wrong and nothing is false.
• magician: To conclude this section, Muhammad believed that he was bewitched by a magician for a year.

Modifying Another Word

• so: You are not so bewitched, ma'am, are you, as to remain with him of your own accord?
• not: I wonder that you drank my potion, and were not bewitched.
• utterly: Some of them are utterly bewitching in their total tonal beauty.
• surely: Good PR folk are, frankly, thin on the ground and his qualities must surely bewitch anybody in the business world.
• easily: Despite enticing suggestions to move indoors, the populace insisted that those taking part in a meeting within a building could be easily bewitched.
• completely: Most people find Marrakech's situation beautiful and completely bewitching.