witchery
ˈwɪtʃəri
witcheries
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Definition of witchery - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
witchcraftRarepractice of magical arts and spellsRare
  • She was accused of witchery in the village.
magic necromancy sorcery
2.
magicRarecharm or allure that captivatesRare
  • His eyes held a certain witchery that was irresistible.
charm enchantment
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Origin of witchery

Old English, wicce (witch) + ery (practice)

Examples of witchery in a sentence

  • Her knowledge of witchery was passed down through generations.
  • The witchery of the forest was enchanting.
  • Her voice had a witchery that captivated everyone.

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  1. French:sorcellerie, charme, ...
  2. German:Hexerei, Zauberkraft, ...
  3. Italian:stregoneria, incanto, ...
  4. Spanish:brujería, hechizo, ...
  5. Portuguese:feitiçaria, encanto, ...
  6. Chinese:魔法, 迷人的魅力, ...
  7. Japanese:魔術, 魅惑, ...
  8. Arabic:سِحْر, جاذِبِيَّة, ...
  9. Hebrew:כִּשּׁוּף, כֶּשֶׁף, ...
  10. Russian:колдовство, чары, ...
  11. Ukrainian:чаклунство, чарівність, ...
  12. Hindi:जादू टोना, जादू, ...

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