What does it mean that Eve was beguiled? In Genesis 3:13 (King James Version) we read that Eve was "beguiled":


  And the Lord God said unto the woman, What is this that thou hast done?
    And the woman said, The serpent beguiled me, and I did eat.


In this context, what does "beguiled" mean?

I am not so much looking for a linguistic explanation. I have looked up the definition and etymology of the word "beguile" and see that there are many different meanings for the word (to charm; fascinate; to delude; influence by slyness; deceit, wile, fraud, ruse, trickery; sorcery, witchcraft).

I really want to understand what it means that Eve was beguiled.
Eve when she ate of the tree of good and evil instantly became aware of the sin of disobedience and she knew she was in trouble with God when He asked her what she had done.  She realizing now what the guilt of sin was, blamed the serpent who truly was the great deceiver he is.  Her reply "He beguiled me."  He tricked me.