enchant
/ɛnˈtʃant/
Group 15Difficulty 1/3
Definition
- (verb)
- To fill someone with great delight; to charm GRE
Example in Context
The ancient city enchanted visitors with its labyrinthine streets and architecture that seemed to belong to another century.
Synonyms
charmcaptivatebewitch
Etymology
To sing or charm someone with delight.
- incantare (Latin) — to sing
Memory Aid
🎶Sounds like “in chant”
When you hear 'IN CHANT', you can't help but ENCHANT yourself with pure joy!
Visual Association
✨A wizard waving a magic wand, filling the air with sparkles and delight.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does “enchant” mean on the GRE?
enchant (verb) means “To fill someone with great delight; to charm”. The ancient city enchanted visitors with its labyrinthine streets and architecture that seemed to belong to another century.
How to remember “enchant” for the GRE?
Mnemonic: “enchant” sounds like “in chant”. When you hear 'IN CHANT', you can't help but ENCHANT yourself with pure joy!
What are synonyms for “enchant”?
Common synonyms: charm, captivate, bewitch.