sorcery
ˈsɔːrsəri
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Definition of sorcery - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

magic practiceuse supernatural power to control or influence things
  • He was accused of sorcery by the villagers.
  • He studied ancient sorcery in the monastery.
  • Accusations of sorcery ruined his political career.
magic thaumaturgy wizardry
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Expressions with sorcery

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fantasy genre with magical elements and heroic adventures
The movie is a classic example of sword and sorcery.

Origin of sorcery

Latin, sors (fate) + -cery (practice)

Terms with sorcery included in their meaning

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fantasy
person skilled in magic or sorcery
fantasy
woman skilled in magic or sorcery
magic
relating to witchcraft or sorcery
fantasy warrior
warrior in sword and sorcery stories
sorcerer
person practicing magic or sorcery
magic
the practice of magic or sorcery
magic
witchcraft or sorcery involving devils
mythical
mirage attributed to Morgan le Fay's sorcery

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  1. French:sorcellerie, ...
  2. German:Zauberei, ...
  3. Italian:stregoneria, ...
  4. Spanish:hechicería, ...
  5. Portuguese:feitiçaria, ...
  6. Chinese:巫术, ...
  7. Japanese:魔術, ...
  8. Arabic:سِحْر, ...
  9. Hebrew:כִּישּׁוּף, ...
  10. Russian:колдовство, ...
  11. Ukrainian:чаклунство, ...
  12. Hindi:जादू-टोना, ...

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