Curse and Sorcery

Curse

Curse noun - A prayer that harm will come to someone.

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Sorcery and curse are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Sorcery" instead a noun "Curse".

Nearby Words: cursed, cursing

Sorcery noun - The power to control natural forces through supernatural means.

Usage example: in olden times people suspected of sorcery were often put to death

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Curse and sorcery are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Curse" instead a noun "Sorcery".

Nearby Words: sorcerer, sorceress

good	good curse	good sorcery
similar	similar curse	similar sorcery
ritual	ritual curse	ritual sorcery
original	original curse	original sorcery
Other adjectives: true, powerful, actual, dangerous, evil, terrible, black, ancient, legendary, strange, magical, demonic, Egyptian.

Eventually it turns out she is also a witch who uses sorcery to protect her son, and prepares to put a curse on the sons of Ingimund.

Source: Lady Macbeth
Throughout the series she easily takes to human society and tools, such as human sorcery and technology, even before she gained her human transformation curse.

Source: Western Animation / Gargoyles

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