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Bewitch (Verb)

Attract; cause to be enamored; "She captured all the men's hearts".

Verbs of feeling.

Her smile was so bright it seemed to bewitch every person in the room, drawing attention to herself.
The lead singer's mesmerizing voice was able to bewitch the audience, completely captivating their senses.
The way she danced was so captivating that she seemed to bewitch everyone watching, as if under a magical spell.
Her enchanting laugh was enough to bewitch all the men in the bar, turning their heads and sparking their interest.
The actress's breathtaking beauty and undeniable charm seemed to bewitch the entire nation, turning her into an overnight sensation.

Attract strongly, as if with a magnet; "She magnetized the audience with her tricks".

Verbs of telling, asking, ordering, singing.

The charismatic performer's charm seemed to bewitch the entire audience with her captivating dance moves.
Her enchanting smile appeared to bewitch everyone around her in an instant.
The movie star's on-screen presence can bewitch even the toughest critics.
The artist's use of colors seemed to bewitch viewers into losing themselves in her vibrant artwork.
The child's imagination was completely bewitched by the fantastical world depicted in the fairy tale.

Cast a spell over someone or something; put a hex on someone or something.

Verbs of telling, asking, ordering, singing.

The wicked sorcerer tried to bewitch the entire village with a dark curse that would bring eternal night.
Legend has it that the infamous witch cast a spell to bewitch the king's mind with madness and delusion.
Her enemies believed she could bewitch men with her enigmatic smile and mesmerizing gaze.
Rumors swirled that the vengeful spirit aimed to bewitch the city's water supply to punish its inhabitants.
The hex was placed by a jealous rival who sought to bewitch the beautiful actress with bad luck on stage.