decharm (Meaning)
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decharm (v. t.)
To free from a charm; to disenchant.
Synonyms & Antonyms of decharm
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decharm Sentence Examples
- The ancient spell was cast to decharm the cursed amulet, releasing its grip on the village.
- The wizard's staff emitted a soft glow as he began the ritual to decharm the enchanted forest.
- In the fairy tale, the brave knight embarked on a quest to decharm the princess from her eternal slumber.
- The secret society's mission was to decharm the mystical artifact before it fell into the wrong hands.
- The sorceress used her powers to decharm the cursed palace, restoring it to its former glory.
- It was believed that only the chosen one could decharm the legendary sword and wield its true power.
- The ancient scroll contained the incantation needed to decharm the cursed city and break its spell of darkness.
- Legends spoke of a hidden temple where one could learn to decharm any magical object.
- The young apprentice sought the wisdom of the elders to learn how to decharm the bewitched land.
- With a wave of her wand, the fairy queen began to decharm the enchanted garden, bringing it back to its natural state.
FAQs About the word decharm
To free from a charm; to disenchant.
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No antonyms found.
The ancient spell was cast to decharm the cursed amulet, releasing its grip on the village.
The wizard's staff emitted a soft glow as he began the ritual to decharm the enchanted forest.
In the fairy tale, the brave knight embarked on a quest to decharm the princess from her eternal slumber.
The secret society's mission was to decharm the mystical artifact before it fell into the wrong hands.
