Witched example sentences

Related (12): spells, magic, enchantment, curses, hex, sorcery, conjuring, incantation, charm, potion, witchcraft, broomstick

witch

verb

witched (past tense) · witched (past participle)

  - cast an evil spell on:

  - (of a woman) enchant (a man):

"Witched" Example Sentences

1. He had been witched by the beauty of the woman.
2. I'm sure she had been witched by the spell he cast.
3. The witching hour is the time when the veil between the worlds is the thinnest.
4. The witching hour was fast approaching.
5. The witching hour had come, and the night was alive with activity.
6. She felt a witching presence in the air.
7. Witching hour was the time when the veil between the worlds was the thinnest.
8. The witching hour had come and gone, and the night was still.
9. The witching hour was fast approaching, and the night was alive with activity.
10. She felt a witching presence in the air, and a chill ran down her spine.
11. The witching hour had come and gone, and the night was still and silent.
12. The witching hour was upon them, and the air was thick with anticipation.
13. The witching hour was drawing near, and the night was alive with activity.
14. She could feel a witching presence in the air, and a chill ran down her spine.
15. The witching hour was fast approaching, and the night was alive with a strange energy.
16. The witching hour had come and gone, and the night was still and filled with mystery.
17. She felt a witching presence in the air, and a chill ran down her spine as she looked around.
18. The witching hour was drawing near, and the night was alive with an eerie energy.
19. She could feel a witching presence in the air, and a chill ran down her spine as she stepped into the darkness.
20. The witching hour had come and gone, and the night was still and filled with secrets.

Common Phases

over the moon; bewitched, bothered and bewildered; witch-hunt; witching hour; ride the witch's broomstick; witchy woman; witch's brew

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