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Meaning of talismanical
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talismanical (a.)
Of or pertaining to a talisman; having the properties of a talisman, or preservative against evils by occult influence; magical.
talismanical Sentence Examples
- The amulet's talismanical properties were said to ward off evil spirits.
- The necklace adorned with ancient runes possessed talismanical power.
- The talismanical inscription on the ring granted its wearer protection and good fortune.
- The talismanical symbol etched on the sword made it an invincible weapon.
- The talismanical chant recited by the shaman invoked ancestral spirits.
- The talismanical herb placed under the pillow brought vivid dreams and psychic abilities.
- The talismanical figure carved into the stone believed to embody the spirits of the land.
- The talismanical talismanic object was believed to enhance creativity and intellectual pursuits.
- The talismanical artifact was revered for its ability to bring good health and prosperity.
- The talismanical nature of the object imbued it with an otherworldly energy that influenced its surroundings.
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Of or pertaining to a talisman; having the properties of a talisman, or preservative against evils by occult influence; magical.
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The amulet's talismanical properties were said to ward off evil spirits.
The necklace adorned with ancient runes possessed talismanical power.
The talismanical inscription on the ring granted its wearer protection and good fortune.
The talismanical symbol etched on the sword made it an invincible weapon.
