sorcery (Meaning)

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sorcery (n)

the belief in magical spells that harness occult forces or evil spirits to produce unnatural effects in the world

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The enigmatic sorceress cast an incantation, summoning an ethereal force.
Rumors spread of a sorcerer dwelling deep in the forbidden forest, practicing ancient witchcraft.
The village elders accused the enigmatic woman of dabbling in forbidden sorcery.
The sorcerer's apprentice gazed in awe as his master performed a spellbinding act of sorcery.
The ancient grimoire contained cryptic secrets of forgotten sorcery.
Scholars debated the existence of sorcery, claiming it to be mere legend.
The king's court was haunted by whispers of a sorcerer plotting against the throne.
The sorcerer's wand glowed with an otherworldly energy, releasing a torrent of arcane power.
The sorcerer's ritual was interrupted by a brave warrior, breaking his concentration.
The sorcerer's legacy lived on, inspiring fear and awe in the hearts of those who heard his tale.

the belief in magical spells that harness occult forces or evil spirits to produce unnatural effects in the world

magic,witchcraft, mojo, enchantment,necromancy, conjuring, wizardry, witchery, bewitchment, devilry

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The enigmatic sorceress cast an incantation, summoning an ethereal force.

Rumors spread of a sorcerer dwelling deep in the forbidden forest, practicing ancient witchcraft.

The village elders accused the enigmatic woman of dabbling in forbidden sorcery.

The sorcerer's apprentice gazed in awe as his master performed a spellbinding act of sorcery.