1. plural of bewitchery; the practice or act of bewitching; the use of magic or sorcery to cast a spell on someone
Usage: usually plural; literary or formal
2. plural of bewitchery; the state of being bewitched; a spell or charm that captivates or delights
Usage: usually plural; figurative

Examples

• The villagers feared the old woman's bewitcheries and avoided her cottage.
• Medieval texts documented countless bewitcheries attributed to accused witches.
• Her smile held such bewitcheries that no one could resist her charm.
• The magician's bewitcheries amazed the audience with impossible illusions.
• Local legends spoke of bewitcheries that had cursed the family for generations.
• The novel explored themes of bewitcheries and supernatural forces in colonial America.