unwitch Antonyms
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Meaning of unwitch
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unwitch (v. t.)
To free from a witch or witches; to fee from witchcraft.
unwitch Sentence Examples
- The wise old unwitch cast her spell, dispelling the darkness and restoring light.
- The unwitch's incantation cleansed the cursed land, banishing the evil that had plagued it.
- With a wave of her hand, the unwitch reversed the hex, restoring her victim's lost youth.
- The unwitch's potion unraveled the curse, freeing the captive soul from its enchanted prison.
- The unwitch's amulet protected her from the malevolent spirits that lurked in the shadows.
- The unwitch's ritual unbraided the spell, untangling the threads of chaos and restoring order.
- The unwitch's wisdom guided her to the hidden chamber where the curse lay in wait.
- The unwitch's incantation unbind the spell that had bound the prince to his fate.
- The unwitch's presence unhallowed the cursed forest, banishing the creatures that had terrorized its inhabitants.
- The unwitch's unwavering faith unbroke the curse that had plagued her family for generations.
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To free from a witch or witches; to fee from witchcraft.
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The wise old unwitch cast her spell, dispelling the darkness and restoring light.
The unwitch's incantation cleansed the cursed land, banishing the evil that had plagued it.
With a wave of her hand, the unwitch reversed the hex, restoring her victim's lost youth.
The unwitch's potion unraveled the curse, freeing the captive soul from its enchanted prison.
