talismans (Meaning)

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talismans (pl.)

of Talisman

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The ancient amulet adorned with intricate runes was believed to be a potent talisman of protection.
The shaman carefully crafted a talisman of animal bones and feathers to bring luck and healing.
The talisman necklace held a special significance for the young woman, as it was a reminder of her late mother.
The talisman's glowing surface emitted an ethereal light, illuminating the surrounding darkness.
The wise old sage possessed a talisman that granted him the ability to foresee the future.
The talisman was a symbol of the warrior's courage and resilience, emboldening him in battle.
The talisman's owner carried it with them at all times, believing it would ward off evil spirits.
The talisman's enchantments were believed to increase the wearer's wealth and prosperity.
The talisman was a beautiful piece of jewelry, but its true value lay in its magical properties.
Legends spoke of a powerful talisman hidden within the depths of an ancient temple, said to grant the finder ultimate power.

of Talisman

amulets, phylacteries,charms, fetiches, mascots, emblems, symbols,fetishes, grigri, jujus

hoodoos, jinxes, hoodoos, curses,spells, curses, spells, jinxes, hexes,hexes

The ancient amulet adorned with intricate runes was believed to be a potent talisman of protection.

The shaman carefully crafted a talisman of animal bones and feathers to bring luck and healing.

The talisman necklace held a special significance for the young woman, as it was a reminder of her late mother.

The talisman's glowing surface emitted an ethereal light, illuminating the surrounding darkness.