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Meaning of telesmatical
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telesmatical (a.)
Of or pertaining to telesms; magical.
telesmatical Sentence Examples
- The talisman possessed telesmatical powers, enabling the wearer to perform extraordinary feats.
- The ancient spell book contained telesmatical inscriptions that unlocked hidden knowledge.
- The wise sage used telesmatical gestures to cast powerful spells.
- The ritualistic dance performed by the shamans had a telesmatical effect on the spirits.
- The enigmatic object emitted telesmatical waves that altered the fabric of reality.
- The astrologer consulted the celestial charts to determine the telesmatical alignments for the day.
- The ancient temple was rumored to be imbued with telesmatical energy, attracting pilgrims from afar.
- The runes carved into the stone bore telesmatical potency, granting protection to those who approached.
- The alchemist's sorcerer stone had telesmatical properties, allowing him to transmute lead into gold.
- The arcane artifact possessed telesmatical abilities, enabling it to control the elements and manipulate time.
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Of or pertaining to telesms; magical.
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The talisman possessed telesmatical powers, enabling the wearer to perform extraordinary feats.
The ancient spell book contained telesmatical inscriptions that unlocked hidden knowledge.
The wise sage used telesmatical gestures to cast powerful spells.
The ritualistic dance performed by the shamans had a telesmatical effect on the spirits.
