amuletic (Meaning)

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amuletic (a.)

Of or pertaining to an amulet; operating as a charm.

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The amuletic pendant around her neck was believed to bring prosperity and good fortune.
The ancient manuscript described the creation of amuletic charms to ward off evil spirits.
Many cultures have a tradition of using amuletic symbols to protect against negative energy.
The sorcerer crafted an amuletic talisman using rare gemstones and mystical inscriptions.
The amuletic properties of the relic were said to have healing powers in times of sickness.
Generations of the family passed down the amuletic heirloom as a symbol of protection.
The tribal elder performed a ritual to infuse the amuletic object with spiritual energy.
The adventurer sought out the wise sage to create a personalized amuletic charm for their quest.
The ancient temple displayed an array of amuletic artifacts that reflected the beliefs of the civilization.
The folklore told of an enchanted forest where trees bore amuletic leaves that granted wishes to those who found them.

Of or pertaining to an amulet; operating as a charm.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The amuletic pendant around her neck was believed to bring prosperity and good fortune.

The ancient manuscript described the creation of amuletic charms to ward off evil spirits.

Many cultures have a tradition of using amuletic symbols to protect against negative energy.

The sorcerer crafted an amuletic talisman using rare gemstones and mystical inscriptions.