unbewitch Synonyms
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unbewitch Meaning
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unbewitch (v. t.)
To free from a spell; to disenchant.
unbewitch Sentence Examples
- The wise witch gracefully unbewitched the cursed prince, restoring him to his former glory.
- The enchanted forest's dark spell was unbewitched by the brave knight's unwavering determination.
- With a whispered incantation, the healer unbewitched the victim, freeing her from the evil spirit.
- The ancient tome contained a spell that unbewitched the possessed villagers, bringing them solace.
- The priest's holy water unbewitched the haunted house, banishing the malevolent spirits.
- The potion made from hemlock and willow unbewitched the lovesick maiden, restoring her rationality.
- The runes carved on the amulet unbewitched the cursed treasure, allowing it to be safely claimed.
- The enchanted mirror was unbewitched by a skilled sorceress, breaking its curse and revealing the truth.
- The powerful archmage unbewitched the entire kingdom, freeing it from the grip of darkness.
- The wizard's wand emitted a bright light as he unbewitched the enchanted object, returning it to its original state.
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To free from a spell; to disenchant.
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The wise witch gracefully unbewitched the cursed prince, restoring him to his former glory.
The enchanted forest's dark spell was unbewitched by the brave knight's unwavering determination.
With a whispered incantation, the healer unbewitched the victim, freeing her from the evil spirit.
The ancient tome contained a spell that unbewitched the possessed villagers, bringing them solace.
