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Definition of sortilege - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
magicDated spell or enchantmentDated
- The witch cast a sortilege that made the villagers fall into a deep sleep.
2.
divination methodDated practice of foretelling the future using lotsDated
- In ancient times, sortilege was commonly practiced by priests to predict outcomes.
Origin of sortilege
Latin, sortilegium (divination by lots)
Examples of sortilege in a sentence
She whispered a sortilege to protect her home. Sortilege was used to decide the king's fate. They turned to sortilege for guidance.
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- French:sortilège, divination par les sorts, ...
- German:Zauber, Losorakel, ...
- Italian:sortilegio, divinazione, ...
- Spanish:hechizo, sortilegio, ...
- Portuguese:feitiço, adivinhação, ...
- Chinese:魔法, 占卜, ...
- Japanese:魔法, 占い, ...
- Arabic:تَعْوِيذَة, عِرَافَة بِالقُرْعَة, ...
- Hebrew:כֶּשֶׁף, הַטָּלַת גּוֹרָלוֹת, ...
- Russian:заклинание, гадание, ...
- Ukrainian:заклинання, ворожіння, ...
- Hindi:जादू, भाग्यवाणी, ...
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