to unspell
- verb
- /ʌnˈspɛl/
- After hours of studying ancient texts, the mage finally discovered how to unspell the enchanted artifact.
Examples
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Just unspell me!
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The wizard was able to unspell the enchanted princess and bring her back to her true self.
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To free the villagers from the witch's curse, the sorcerer had to unspell the entire area.
Synonyms
To let someone or something go free from being held
To make a feeling or idea go away
Make someone stop believing an idea that is not true or realistic
To free someone from control or false ideas
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Etymology
Unspell comes from the prefix un- meaning 'remove' and spell meaning 'a magic word or charm', so to unspell someone is to take away a spell and free them from magic, like 'undo' for magic.