maleficiate Synonyms

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maleficiate Meaning

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maleficiate (v. t.)

To bewitch; to harm.

maleficiate Sentence Examples

  1. The ancient incantation was believed to have the power to maleficiate its target with misfortune.
  2. The sorcerer's malevolent gaze sent a shiver of dread down his victim's spine, promising to maleficiate their very existence.
  3. The witch's spellbook contained a rare collection of maleficent incantations designed to harm and torment.
  4. Allegations of maleficiation were rife during the Salem witch trials, leading to widespread persecution.
  5. The evil spirit was said to maleficiate the household, causing poltergeist activity and unexplained happenings.
  6. The accused sorcerer denied all charges of maleficiation, claiming to be a healer and not a harbinger of doom.
  7. The historian delved into the annals of witchcraft, uncovering chilling accounts of maleficiation and the fear it inspired.
  8. The villagers believed that their crop failures were the result of maleficiation by a malevolent neighbor.
  9. The talisman was said to protect its wearer from malefic forces, warding off any attempts to maleficiate them.
  10. The ancient curse was believed to maleficiate all who dared to disturb the hallowed ground where it was buried.

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To bewitch; to harm.

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The ancient incantation was believed to have the power to maleficiate its target with misfortune.

The sorcerer's malevolent gaze sent a shiver of dread down his victim's spine, promising to maleficiate their very existence.

The witch's spellbook contained a rare collection of maleficent incantations designed to harm and torment.

Allegations of maleficiation were rife during the Salem witch trials, leading to widespread persecution.