No but you might be thinking of "Chanted"
Charmed Enthralled Bedazzled
Encantado translates literally to enchanted. But it's not the common among English speech.. If you said what you needed to it for I could recommend a better word.
enthralled enchanted
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To create a sentence using the word "enchanted," you might say, "The children were enchanted by the magician's captivating performance." This sentence conveys a sense of wonder and fascination, illustrating how the children were spellbound by the event. You can also use "enchanted" in different contexts, like "She felt enchanted as she walked through the beautiful, blooming garden."
Charmed Enthralled Bedazzled
Another word for said is stated.
The English word for "encantada" is enchanted
Encantado translates literally to enchanted. But it's not the common among English speech.. If you said what you needed to it for I could recommend a better word.
announced proclaimed
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Charmed
enthralled enchanted
To create a sentence using the word "enchanted," you might say, "The children were enchanted by the magician's captivating performance." This sentence conveys a sense of wonder and fascination, illustrating how the children were spellbound by the event. You can also use "enchanted" in different contexts, like "She felt enchanted as she walked through the beautiful, blooming garden."
Enchanted is a verb (past tense of enchant) and an adjective (enchanted forest).
Encantado. This word is used for enchanted, charmed and haunted, depending on the context. Encanto = enchantment.
3. En-chant-ed !