1. under the influence of witchcraft or magic; bewitched
Usage: archaic; literary

Examples

• The villagers believed the crops were witched by an evil spell.
• She felt as if she were witched, unable to break free from his charm.
• The old woman claimed her cow had been witched and would give no milk.
• In folklore, witched objects were said to bring misfortune.
• The witched mirror showed only darkness instead of reflections.