glamor; fascination; charisma; the power to attract or enchant others; (of a person) charming

attractive; charming; charismatic

to bewitch; to captivate; to seduce or tempt someone using charm or beauty

(literary) demons and monsters; evil spirits; forces of evil

all kinds of malevolent spirits and monsters from folklore

(literary) spirits and devils from the mountains and forests that harm people; commonly used to refer to any malevolent ghost or demon

charming; bewitching; attractive; to fascinate others

evil tactics or sinister schemes; underhanded methods used to deceive people

personal charm; charisma

to strip of magical or mysterious qualities; to demystify or disenchant (often used in sociological contexts like Weberian disenchantment)

To fully or grandly display one's captivating power or charisma.

The Phantom of the Opera, a musical by Andrew Lloyd Webber

to free from a magical spell or illusion; to strip away the charisma or mysterious aura of something (often used in the context of Max Weber's 'disenchantment of the world')

(literary) mountain demons and spirits; legendary monsters of the woods and rivers often described as having human faces and animal bodies

demon or evil spirit; wicked or nefarious influence

full of charm; captivating; radiating appeal

A phantom or ghost; a mysterious, fleeting, or haunting image. Often used for supernatural creatures in Western fantasy settings.