philtre (Meaning)
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philtre (n)
a drink credited with magical power; can make the one who takes it love the one who gave it
Synonyms & Antonyms of philtre
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philtre Sentence Examples
- The cunning sorceress brewed a potent philtre to ensnare her unsuspecting victim.
- The love philtre, rumored to evoke irresistible desire, was sought after by desperate souls.
- The medieval manuscript contained a secret recipe for an invigorating philtre.
- With trembling hands, she poured the philtre into her lover's cup, hoping it would kindle his affections.
- The philtre's effects were unpredictable, leaving some enraptured and others disoriented.
- The legendary philtre of youth promised to restore vitality and forever stay the sands of time.
- The court condemned the alchemist for illegally distributing forbidden philtres.
- The philtre's allure was irresistible, tempting mortals to sacrifice their sanity in pursuit of forbidden desires.
- The ancient Greek goddess Aphrodite was known to wield a philtre that inspired irresistible love.
- The villagers feared the witch's philtres, whispered to possess the power to alter minds and control destinies.
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a drink credited with magical power; can make the one who takes it love the one who gave it
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The cunning sorceress brewed a potent philtre to ensnare her unsuspecting victim.
The love philtre, rumored to evoke irresistible desire, was sought after by desperate souls.
The medieval manuscript contained a secret recipe for an invigorating philtre.
With trembling hands, she poured the philtre into her lover's cup, hoping it would kindle his affections.
