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Meanings of black magic in English
The belief in magical spells that harness occult forces or evil spirits to produce unnatural effects in the world.
Usage of black magic in English
1
His hours are devoted to the extraction of essences-tono black magic.
2
Legends of shape-changing and black magic came into the young Viking's mind.
3
Worse than that, there are rumours of black magic, of casting spells.
4
I don't wish to have anything to do with such black magic.
5
There was a lingering sense of black magic involved in his power.
6
The Red Court was preparing a destructive act of high black magic.
7
Making it easier to use larger and larger amounts of black magic.
8
We could convince her that Tante Rose can countermand the black magic.
9
I frowned, pondered, and kept on the lookout for incoming black magic.
10
It seemed as though they were assembling the pets by black magic.
11
Here, Vodou defies cliches of zombies, pins in dolls and black magic.
12
He did some black magic or something, after all those people died.
13
Warnings are out that black magic-practicing witch doctors are storming South Auckland.
14
That there was no such thing as truly evil, malevolent, black magic.
15
You just read the human heart by some black magic of your own.
16
There was even talk of black magic and of happenings utterly beyond credibility.
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Translations for black magic
Spanish
Russian
Black magic through the time
Black magic across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common