Meaning & Definition of word "Enchanter"
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Enchanter
/ɪnˈtʃɑːn.tɚ/
noun:
- 1. A person who uses magic or sorcery, often to cast spells or create illusions.
- Example: The enchanter waved his wand, causing the flowers to bloom in an instant.
- 2. A person who captivates or fascinates others with charm or allure.
- Example: He was an enchanter of words, able to captivate his audience with every story.
- 3. A character in folklore or fantasy literature who possesses magical powers.
- Example: The tale featured an ancient enchanter who guarded the secrets of the enchanted forest.
Etymology
From Middle English 'enchanter', from Old French 'enchanter', from Latin 'incantare' meaning 'to chant or sing in a spell'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
enchanting presence:
A captivating or charming quality that someone possesses.
to be under someone's spell:
To be completely fascinated or charmed by someone.
Related Words
enchantment:
The act of enchanting; a feeling of great pleasure; magic.
enchantress:
A female enchanter.
Slang Meanings of enchanter
Meaning: Someone who is charismatic and attractive.
Example Sentence: That guy is such an enchanter; everyone just loves him.
Meaning: A person skilled at winning others over.
Example Sentence: She's not just charming; she's an enchanter in every sense.