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Enchantress

usgb/ɪnˈtʃæntrəs/Volume
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Used more in fairy tales, fantasy, and mythology than in modern conversation. SlideThe enchantress in the forest bewitched all who dared enter.
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Refers exclusively to women. Men with similar qualities might be called 'wizards' or 'sorcerers'. SlideThe old tales often speak of noble knights and cunning enchantresses.
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Historically, enchantresses were sometimes viewed suspiciously or as evil. SlideThe villagers feared the enchantress, believing she caused the illnesses.
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