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The phrase "all be charmed" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express that everyone will be charmed or enchanted, but the structure is awkward and unclear.
Example: "If you attend the performance, I assure you that all will be charmed by the talent on display."
Alternatives: "everyone will be enchanted" or "all will be delighted".
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(Children may not all be charmed).
"She, like Sidney, would love to say around her friends, 'Bobby, tell that story,' and I'd tell some story they would all be charmed by".
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Not all were charmed.
Throughout her life, even in her declining years, all were charmed by her radiant and sincere good humor.
We've all been charmed by his YouTube confrontations but how will they now play in Iowa?
It's one thing, after all, to be charmed out of your convictions.
Readers of all ages will be charmed by the chameleon's changes of heart and hue.
Not all have been charmed.
But over all, Mr. Garner is charmed by this "surprisingly sophisticated" book.
Despite the weirdness of it all I was charmed by my guide's guilelessness.
Against all odds, he's charmed by her request, and the two become fast friends.
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