witchcraft in Greek
witchcraft in Greek is μαγεία — witchcraft means the practice of using magic or supernatural power, especially as attributed to witches.
witchcraft in Greek
μαγεία
Pronounced: mageia
The practice of witches; magic, sorcery, or the use of supernatural powers to influence or predict events.
What does "witchcraft" mean?
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noun The practice of using magic or supernatural power, especially as attributed to witches.
"The villagers accused her of witchcraft after the crops failed."
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noun Any skill or effect so impressive it seems almost magical.
"How he fixed that engine with a paperclip is pure witchcraft."
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witchcraft in a sentence
- The villagers accused her of witchcraft after the crops failed.
- The novel is set during the Salem witchcraft trials.
- How he fixed that engine with a paperclip is pure witchcraft.
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What is "witchcraft" in Greek?
"witchcraft" in Greek is μαγεία. witchcraft means: The practice of using magic or supernatural power, especially as attributed to witches.
How do you pronounce μαγεία?
"witchcraft" in Greek is μαγεία, pronounced "mageia".
How do you use "witchcraft" in a sentence?
Example: "The villagers accused her of witchcraft after the crops failed." In Greek, "witchcraft" is μαγεία.
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