That bewitches (in various senses); enchanting, charming, captivating, beguiling.

figurative. Exerting a strong attraction over a person; beguiling, enchanting; bewitching.

= sirenic, adj. 1. Now rare.

Appealing, engaging, pleasing, charming, captivating; that takes the fancy or affection. colloquial in later use.

Charming, delightful, enrapturing.

Having the power to charm, bewitch, or transfix a person; irresistibly attractive; beguiling, captivating.

Having the power to bewitch or enchant; fascinating, alluring, beguiling.

Fascinating; highly pleasing or delightful to the mind or senses. (At first distinctly figurative from 1, but now used without any thought of that…

Melodious; charming, fascinating, alluring.

That captivates, takes captive, or enthralls. (See the verb.)

Fitted or tending to captivate.

Tending to fascinate a person (in various senses of fascinate, v.); bewitching; captivating; intriguing.

Having the ethereal qualities associated with a fairy; delicate, light; graceful; immaterial. Also: enchanting, magical. Now rare.

That captures and holds the attention; captivating, fascinating; spellbinding. Frequently in predicative use.

= taking, adj. 2.

enthralling.