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Angliholic Posted 17 years ago
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I fell under her spell
I immediately fell under her spell the moment I saw her captivating smile.
Hi,
Is it correct to think of "I fell under her spell" as "I was enchanted/capitivated by her?" Thanks.
Hi,
Is it correct to think of "I fell under her spell" as "I was enchanted/capitivated by her?" Thanks.
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That's pretty close as way to THINK about it. Except you wouldn't want to write that: captiated by her captivating smile isn't good style.
- That's pretty close as way to THINK about it.
- Except you wouldn't want to write that: captiated by her captivating smile isn't good style.
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That's pretty close as way to THINK about it.
Except you wouldn't want to write that: captiated by her captivating smile isn't good style.
Except you wouldn't want to write that: captiated by her captivating smile isn't good style.
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