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What is Under a spell called?

"Under a spell" doesn't have a specific name. It's a general phrase used to describe someone who is:

* Enchanted or charmed: They are under the influence of magic or a powerful emotion.

* Beguiled or hypnotized: They are captivated by someone or something and may not be thinking clearly.

* Obsessed or infatuated: They are deeply focused on one person or thing, often to the exclusion of all else.

It's a versatile phrase that can be used in a variety of contexts.

Here are some examples of how it might be used:

* "She was under a spell, completely enthralled by his charm." (enchanted)

* "The hypnotist had them under a spell, making them believe they could fly." (hypnotized)

* "He was under a spell, convinced that she was the only woman for him." (obsessed)

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