Basic Details
Word: Enchanted
Part of Speech: Adjective
Meaning: To be under a magical spell; to feel a strong sense of delight or charm.
Synonyms: Bewitched, charmed, delighted
Antonyms: Disenchanted, uninterested, repelled
Idioms and Phrases
- Enchanted evening: A magical or romantic time spent with someone special. Example: "Their enchanted evening at the park was filled with laughter and joy."
- Enchanted lands: Places that seem wonderful or magical, often found in stories. Example: "The children daydreamed about visiting enchanted lands filled with fairytale creatures."
Usage Examples
Example 1: The enchanted forest was filled with sparkling lights that made it look truly magical.
Example 2: She felt enchanted when she listened to the beautiful music coming from the concert.
Example 3: The enchanted castle stood high on the hill, captivating the hearts of all who saw it.
Fun Fact
Did you know that the word "enchanted" comes from the Latin word "incantare," meaning "to chant or to bewitch"? It has been used for centuries in fairy tales and stories about magic!
Famous Quote
"Once upon a time, in an enchanted forest, creatures of wonder came to life." - Unknown Author
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
1. What does "enchanted" mean?
a) Bored
b) Under a magical spell
c) Angry
d) Sad
Answer: b) Under a magical spell
2. Which of these is a synonym of "enchanted"?
a) Bored
b) Delighted
c) Angry
d) Confused
Answer: b) Delighted
3. Which of the following is an antonym of "enchanted"?
a) Charmed
b) Bewitched
c) Disenchanted
d) Captivated
Answer: c) Disenchanted
4. Which sentence uses "enchanted" correctly?
a) She was enchanted by the beautiful sunset.
b) The enchanted bird flew quickly.
c) He enchanted the game on the computer.
d) They were enchanted to finish their homework.
Answer: a) She was enchanted by the beautiful sunset.
5. What does the idiom "enchanted evening" imply?
a) A boring night
b) A magical or romantic time
c) A sad event
d) An argument
Answer: b) A magical or romantic time
