thaumaturgy (Meaning)
thaumaturgy (n)
any art that invokes supernatural powers
an illusory feat; considered magical by naive observers
thaumaturgy (n.)
The act or art of performing something wonderful; magic; legerdemain.
Synonyms & Antonyms of thaumaturgy
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
No strong antonyms found.
Synonyms:
- crystal gazing
- abracadabra
- alchemy
- glamor
- augury
- glamour
- voodooism
- hoodoo
- predicting
- occultism
- jinx
- bewitchery
- mascot
- exorcism
- foretelling
- incantation
- talisman
- fetich
- augur
- phylactery
- charm
- prophesying
- conjuration
- foreseeing
- spell
- fetish
- spiritualism
- omen
- divining
- forecasting
- periapt
- curse
- sortilege
- divination
- amulet
- hex
- fortune-telling
- ensorcellment
- soothsaying
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
thaumaturgy Sentence Examples
- The thaumaturgy of the ancient sorceress left a lasting impression on the realm.
- Rumors whispered of a thaumaturge capable of summoning storms with a mere gesture.
- The bishop doubted the thaumaturgy attributed to the wandering holy man.
- The thaumaturgy laboratory was a hub of experimentation, probing the limits of reality.
- The king was skeptical of the thaumaturge's claims and demanded proof of his powers.
- The thaumaturge's incantations echoed through the ruins, unleashing a surge of energy.
- The alchemist sought the thaumaturge's guidance in unlocking the secrets of transmutation.
- The thaumaturgy of the elementalists allowed them to harness the forces of nature.
- The thaumaturge's wand crackled with energy as he cast a spell of protection.
- The thaumaturgy competition showcased the most extraordinary practitioners of the arcane arts.
FAQs About the word thaumaturgy
any art that invokes supernatural powers, an illusory feat; considered magical by naive observersThe act or art of performing something wonderful; magic; legerd
witchcraft,sorcery, magic, diablerie, enchantment, devilry, witchery, conjuring, deviltry, wizardry
science, science,,
The thaumaturgy of the ancient sorceress left a lasting impression on the realm.
Rumors whispered of a thaumaturge capable of summoning storms with a mere gesture.
The bishop doubted the thaumaturgy attributed to the wandering holy man.
The thaumaturgy laboratory was a hub of experimentation, probing the limits of reality.
