Enchant and Kill

Enchant

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

Usage example: the child actress enchanted audiences with her bubbly personality

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Kill and enchant are semantically related. in delight topic. In some cases you can use "Kill" instead a verb "Enchant".

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

Usage example: with his dark good looks he would positively kill the ladies

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Enchant and kill are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Enchant" instead a verb "Kill".

Nearby Words: killing, killed, killer

men	enchant men	kill men
someone	enchant someone	kill someone
characters	enchant characters	kill characters
victim	enchant victim	kill victim
Other words: king, enemy, everyone, anybody, victims, monsters.

Dungeons & Dragons: Gauntlets of Ghost-Fighting for when you want to kill incorporeal things but don't want to enchant all of your stuff.

Source: The Magic Touch
The people he was partying with earlier predict that once he's done mourning he'll kill everybody to work off his feelings, so they get the druids to enchant him so he gets in a fight with the ocean instead.

Source: Luke, You Are My Father
But eventually they find 10 diamonds, enchant, and head to the nether, where Generik gets his very first kill on Pakratt despite Pak's health advantage, thanks to his enchants.

Source: Lets Play / Mindcrack Server

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