becharm (B2)
verb
Pronunciation: /bɪˈtʃɑːrm/
Definition
To fill someone with delight or pleasure; to enchant or captivate.
Examples
Her cheerful nature and witty remarks were enough to becharm anyone she met.
The ancient forest, with its dappled sunlight and singing birds, seemed to becharm the weary traveler.
How to Use becharm
- becharm someone (collocation)
- To fill a person with delight or pleasure. — "The storyteller's voice was so soothing it could becharm even the most restless child."
- becharm someone into doing something (prepositional phrase)
- To use charm to persuade someone to do something. — "She managed to becharm the waiter into giving them the best table in the restaurant."
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