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Meanings of sorcery in English
The belief in magical spells that harness occult forces or evil spirits to produce unnatural effects in the world.
Usage of sorcery in English
1
Perhaps it was the intensity of his sorcery that created the problem.
2
He says the focus will be on introducing deterrents to sorcery-related violence.
3
Moses told us that God said, 'Do not practice divination or sorcery.
4
The warlock had said that his elderly counterpart had used Vraad-style sorcery.
5
Belief of the Tinneh Indians in sorcery as the cause of death.
6
Belief of the Australian aborigines in sorcery as the cause of death.
7
The belief of the Malagasy in sorcery as a cause of death.
8
And as I understand it, in the past people would practice sorcery.
9
I don't think it's just a matter of repealing the sorcery legislation.
10
But don't ask witches, they don't know this art, it is sorcery.
11
Once again the shadow of sorcery fell across the French Royal House.
12
Then he said coolly, 'Mademoiselle, you are the victim of consanguineal sorcery.'
13
With growing disgust, she accepted the foreign sorcery completely into her being.
14
I am lost, spelled; the victim of sorcery I cannot fight against.
15
She is performing great magics, sorcery of a kind beyond our ken.
16
Unless your sorcery can discover the word to open the marble door.
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Translations for sorcery
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Sorcery through the time
Sorcery across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Less common