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• v  hold spellbound
• v  attract; cause to be enamored
• v  cast a spell over someone or something; put a hex on someone or something

• His acting has the potential to draw in, even enchant people to whom hip-hop has been just a scary blare of rage emanating from the car drawn up next to them at a stop sign.
• Crowley knows how to stun and to enchant.
• Palin is not alone in using her looks to enchant the Republican faithful.

• enrapture
• transport
• enthrall
• ravish
• enthral
• delight
• capture
• enamour
• trance
• catch
• becharm
• enamor
• captivate
• beguile
• charm
• fascinate
• bewitch
• entrance
• hex
• glamour
• witch
• jinx

• disenchant

News & Articles

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• Real People: Fox organist has ‘best gig in the world’
  For the last 10 years, Larry Douglas Embury has held one of the most unusual jobs in the world. As the official organist in residence for the Fox Theatre, the Druid Hills musician has the pleasure of rising out of the orchestra pit on the bench of the gold-gilt Moller organ to enchant audiences with the instrument’s versatility. “I can throw anything at it, from Bach to boogie, and ‘Might Mo ...
  June 19, 2013 - WSB-TV 2 Atlanta

Quotes

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• Elton John in Central Florida News 13|
  James is a truly talented singer-songwriter,John said in a statement. "His voice and expressive lyrics enchant audiences worldwide. I have no doubt that he will do the same for our guests on Oscar night."
• Nicolas Sarkozy in AFP
  Even if he is gone, his works continue to enchant us,said Sarkozy in a statement.
• Dan Goggin in Aurora Beacon News
  With the addition of Sally Struthers, her wonderful talent, and knack for musical comedy -- we think this tour will enchant as well as present the production for a new generation to discover,Goggin stated via a press release.