Bewitchingly

In her aspect, manners, voice, there is something bewitchingly attractive; her countenance, [...]

Of all that the sky presents there is perhaps no one object so bewitchingly beautiful as the evening star at its largest phasis.

And here was a man, decidedly good-looking—Jane and Susan Green call him bewitchingly handsome—I suppose they're two of the ladies he pretends would [...]

I thought her bewitchingly pretty, and wanted to possess her; [...]

Julie was beautiful, bewitchingly beautiful—a painter's fancy [...]

Her countenance has been in frequent varied phraseology described as bewitchingly lovely.

Why, her place was famous for the beauty of her maidens, and every one of them danced and sang more bewitchingly than the fairies themselves.

All he kept saying was, “Darling, I’ve got a big surprise for you,” at which she blushed and smiled bewitchingly.