Why is the /enchant command giving me an error when I go outside the normal level bounds?

When I tried to use the /enchant command on an item to get sharpness 6, it wouldn't work and gave me an error. Is there a way to toggle safe enchants? Or is there a different way to approach this?

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The /enchant command doesn't support out of bounds enchantments. Try using /give instead:

/give @p diamond_axe{Enchantments:[{id:"minecraft:sharpness",lvl:19s},{id:"minecraft:fire_aspect",lvl:45s}]}

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If you want to enchant an item with very high enchantments that are not supposed to be allowed, like sharpness 6, you'd need to use /give. For example, for a sword with sharpness 12 and knockback 5, you'd need to use:

/give @p diamond_sword{Enchantments:[{id:sharpness,lvl:12},{id:knockback,lvl:5}]}. 

You can enchant just about everything, so if you want a stick that has a very high knockback, you can simply use:

/give @p stick{Enchantments:[{id:knockback,lvl:30}]}

You can replace these enchantments with any enchantments, for example, you can use:

/give @p diamond_sword{Enchantments:[{id:smite,lvl:65},{id:looting,lvl:10000},{id:fire_aspect,lvl:12}]}

or:

/give @p stick{Enchantments:[{id:sharpness,lvl:130}]}

If you want to get an enchanted pickaxe, you can use:

/give @p diamond_pickaxe{Enchantments:[{id:fortune,lvl:1000},{id:efficiency,lvl:10000}]}

You can do this with any enchantments you want, and almost any object you want.