Washington Irving

He is the true enchanter, whose spell operates, not upon the senses, but upon the imagination and the heart.

American Writer

Often found in stories involving knights, dragons, and quests, indicating a fictional and mystical setting.

Sometimes implies deceit or manipulation, so it's not always positive.

Medieval and ancient lore often portrayed enchanters as wise yet mysterious figures.

It's metaphorical, showing an ability to captivate people without literal magic.

Generally seen as a complimentary term, emphasizing someone's likability and influence.

Involves a mix of traits, like charisma, poise, and confidence, not just outward charm.