begild in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

BEGILD: to charm or enchant someone, often in a deceptive or misleading way.

She was beguiled by his charm and eloquence during the first meeting.
The magician's tricks seemed to beguile the audience into a state of wonder.
His smooth talk could beguile even the most skeptical listeners.
The beauty of the landscape beguiled her, making her forget her troubles.
Children often beguile their parents with sweet smiles and innocent laughter.
The novel's intricate plot beguiled readers, keeping them guessing until the end.
With a single glance, he managed to beguile her heart completely.
The shimmering lights of the city at night can easily beguile tourists.
She felt beguiled by the promise of adventure that lay ahead.
His heartfelt words beguiled her into believing in love once more.