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Meanings of sorceress in English
Someone who uses or practices magic that derives from supernatural or occult sources.
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Usage of sorceress in English
1
Since his treachery, the sorceress had seen Lochivan in a new light.
2
The archers had quitted it totrackthesorceress in the city.
3
The sorceress's voice came loud and reverberating: 'Let it all go, sister.'
4
Yes, that must have been the work of the sorceress of air!
5
A sorceress was someone with power, someone to fear, someone to respect.
6
The herb juice in the clever sorceress's salve proved the best remedy.
7
The sorceress began to speak in a low voice, almost to herself.
8
Sentries instantly appeared before their lord, their weapons ready for the sorceress.
9
Before sundown he saw the tall figure of the sorceress wending landwards.
10
The sorceress wanted to scream, but she knew that was bad form.
11
He said you were like a sorceress brought up in a nunnery.
12
Even as he spoke, another scarlet sorceress went to ground, and another.
13
The sorceress doubted he even had any idea what he could do.
14
In response to their united appeals, she points to the sorceress, saying-
15
Behind three humped rocks, a scarlet sorceress ambled on the valley floor.
16
The girl whom you had adopted as your sister was a sorceress.
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