cantrip Synonyms
cantrip Meaning
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cantrip (n.)
A charm; an incantation; a shell; a trick; adroit mischief.
cantrip Sentence Examples
- The novice wizard practiced casting simple cantrips to hone their magical skills.
- With a flick of her wand, she conjured a harmless cantrip that created a shower of sparks.
- The bard entertained the crowd with tales of magic, weaving in stories of ancient cantrips.
- In times of need, the sorcerer relied on basic cantrips to defend themselves against foes.
- The enchanted amulet granted the wearer the ability to cast a cantrip of their choice.
- The mischievous fairy used her cantrip to play harmless pranks on unsuspecting travelers.
- The wizard's spellbook contained a variety of cantrips, each with its own unique effect.
- As part of their magical education, students were taught the fundamentals of cantrips.
- The cunning rogue used a cantrip to unlock the door without leaving a trace.
- The village witch brewed potions infused with the power of ancient cantrips to heal the sick and injured.
FAQs About the word cantrip
A charm; an incantation; a shell; a trick; adroit mischief.
glamor, conjuration,incantation, enchantment, sorcery, curse, spell, invocation, jinx, wizardry
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The novice wizard practiced casting simple cantrips to hone their magical skills.
With a flick of her wand, she conjured a harmless cantrip that created a shower of sparks.
The bard entertained the crowd with tales of magic, weaving in stories of ancient cantrips.
In times of need, the sorcerer relied on basic cantrips to defend themselves against foes.
