What is "enchantments"

Usage examples of "enchantments".

I can see the shape of the enchantments, but they are hazy, out of focus.

WolfStar took his enchantments and the key to the Wolven to the grave with him.

Perhaps WolfStar had altered it with his enchantments, she thought vaguely, running her fingers over its smooth ivory surface.

Zeherah was lost unless he could discover the enchantments that bound her.

They supported a domed roof completely plated in highly burnished bronze mirrors which, due to the enchantments bonded into their making, gave off a gentle golden light that illuminated the entire Chamber.

They waited, each on edge, unsure of how their enchantments had worked.

You have woven my soul so tightly with enchantments, Azhure, that I will never be free from you.

Axis had spent a day and a night wrapping Sigholt in enchantments with the help of the bridge, collapsing exhausted in his bed to sleep two days and nights at the end of it.

But the Ravensbundmen have lived too close to the Forbidden for too many years, and undoubtedly used enchantments to slip past the encircling troops.

As she spoke, Axis wrapped her voice with enchantments so all could hear.

It had been the damming of the spring two thousand years ago which had bound Zeherah into this ruby, although what other dark enchantments had been used to trap her, she did not know.

enchantments Axis might have used to make his voice, and perhaps even the sight of him, carry about the crowd, but StarDrifter realized that those were the only enchantments that Axis was using.

Behind him Axis dimly heard StarDrifter alight and scream his name, but his attention was all on the Gryphon and on the dark enchantments that were being used to tear it apart.

MAGIC: the Seneschal teaches that all magic, enchantments or sorcery are evil and the province only of the Forbidden races who will use magic to enslave the Acharites if they can.

But the Ravensbund have lived too close to the Forbidden for too many years, and undoubtedly used enchantments to slip past the encircling troops.