Charm and Witch

Charm

Charm verb - To attract or delight as if by magic.

Usage example: a quaint seaside village that charms all who visit it

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Witch and charm are semantically related in persuasion topic. In some cases you can use "Witch" instead a verb "Charm". archaic substitute

Witch verb - To attract or delight as if by magic.

Usage example: the woman did witch me with her gentle smile

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Charm and witch are semantically related in persuasion topic. Sometimes you can use "Charm" instead a verb "Witch". archaic substitute

Nearby Words: witching, witchery, witched

particular	particular charm	particular witch
typical	typical charm	typical witch
complete	complete charm	complete witch
certain	certain charm	certain witch
Other adjectives: original, fake, true, single, powerful, black, main, living, supposed, new, mysterious, magical.

No Immortal Inertia: After Chloe crashes Danique's immortality charm, the older witch immediately starts aging.

Source: Film / The Last Witch Hunter
On the rare occasions where Muggles managed to catch a real witch, they used a flame-freezing charm to protect themselves — then pretended to be dying in agony.

Source: Burn the Witch!
Charm Person: Melina, a witch, has a spell on her hair that gives her this ability.

Source: Literature / Iron Druid Chronicles