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Definition of witchy - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
like a witchresembling or characteristic of a witch
- Her witchy laugh echoed through the dark forest.
2.
magical aurasuggestive of supernatural or magical influence
- The room had a witchy vibe with all the candles and crystals.
Origin of witchy
Old English, wicce (witch) + -y (characteristic of)
Examples of witchy in a sentence
The movie had a witchy atmosphere that scared everyone. Her witchy costume was perfect for Halloween. The forest had a witchy atmosphere at night.
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- French:maléfique, ensorcelante, ...
- German:hexenartig, magisch, ...
- Italian:da strega, stregato, ...
- Spanish:de bruja, mágico, ...
- Portuguese:bruxuleante, mágico, ...
- Chinese:巫婆般的, 有魔力的, ...
- Japanese:魔女のような, 魔法のような, ...
- Arabic:ساحِري, سحري, ...
- Hebrew:מְכַשְּׁפָתִי, מְכַשֵּׁפִי, ...
- Russian:ведьминский, магический, ...
- Ukrainian:чаклунський, магічний, ...
- Hindi:चुड़ैल जैसी, अलौकिक, ...
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