Spelled by something?
Hi.
English isn't my native language, and I am not living in an English speaking country.
Amongst others, "spell" means referes to magical power: it can be a set of words (spoken / unspoken), or a specific set of actions cast / invoked to influence / control an object or a person. This is why "under your spell" makes sense.
Does it make any sense to say this?
- I am spelled by your beauty
- Spelled by beauty
Thanks!
Top answer
- I am spelled by your beauty- Spelled by beauty No, sorry. You can use these: I am enthralled by your beauty. Your beauty has cast a spell on me.
- - I am spelled by your beauty- Spelled by beauty No, sorry.
- You can use these: I am enthralled by your beauty.
- Your beauty has cast a spell on me.
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an8erDoes it make any sense to say this?- I am spelled by your beauty- Spelled by beauty
No, sorry. You can use these:
I am enthralled by your beauty.
Your beauty has cast a spell on me.
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