spellwork
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9.4
- noun
- /ˈspɛlˌwɜrk/
- She dedicated years to mastering the ancient art of spellwork and often performed rituals to aid her village.
Examples
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Many wizards practice spellwork daily.
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Legends say the castle's walls are held together by old spellwork rather than mortar.
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The ancient book was filled with powerful spellwork that protected the village from harm.
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Her spellwork impressed even the most experienced witches at the gathering.
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The spellwork was impressive during the performance.
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The wizard impressed everyone with his powerful spellwork during the ceremony.
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Many practitioners specialize in spellwork to create magical potions and charms.
Synonyms
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3.2
Power that makes impossible things happen, often in stories or rituals
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7.0
A practice of using magic and spells to help or harm people
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9.9
A spiritual practice using rituals to try to change things by unseen powers
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9.1
The use of magic and spells to do strange things
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9.9
Use of magic to harm or control people
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8.5
Using words or actions to make magic happen
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8.6
The practice of using magic, for example learning spells
A practice of doing magic using spells and potions
How Magical
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word spellwork joins spell, a 'magic word' or charm, and work, meaning the 'doing' of something. So spellwork is the activity of doing magic by casting spells.