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enchantingly

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en·chant·ing  (n-chntng)
adj.
Having the power to enchant; charming: enchanting music.

en·chanting·ly adv.
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Adv.1.enchantingly - in a bewitching manner; "she was bewitchingly beautiful"

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This introduced the most brilliant, worldly, the most enchantingly gay scene I had ever looked upon.
Every gondola that swam by us, with its crescents and pyramids and circles of colored lamps hung aloft, and lighting up the faces of the young and the sweet-scented and lovely below, was a picture; and the reflections of those lights, so long, so slender, so numberless, so many-colored and so distorted and wrinkled by the waves, was a picture likewise, and one that was enchantingly beautiful.
Now when the people in the town and palace heard music coming from the tower they were filled with amazement, and came to the King with the news that witchcraft must be going on in Martin's Tower, for, instead of dying of starvation, he was seemingly making merry to the sound of music, and to the clatter of plates, and glass, and knives and forks; and the music was so enchantingly sweet that all the passers-by stood still to listen to it.
 
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