Hitch and Spell

Hitch

Hitch noun - A fixed period of time during which a person holds a job or position.

Usage example: signed on for a three-year hitch in the army

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Spell and hitch are semantically related in time topic. In some cases you can use "Spell" instead a noun "Hitch", when it comes to topics like duration.

Nearby Words: hitched, hitching

Spell

Spell noun - A spoken word or set of words believed to have magic power.

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Synonyms for Spell

Antonyms for Spell

Hitch and spell are semantically related in time topic. Sometimes you can use "Hitch" instead a noun "Spell", if it concerns topics such as interval, duration.

Nearby Words: spelled, speller, spelling

Mutual synonyms

How words are described

known	known hitch	known spell
particular	particular hitch	particular spell
certain	certain hitch	certain spell
single	single hitch	single spell
Other adjectives: real, minor, last.

Common collocations

people	hitch people	spell people
way	hitch way	spell way

Both words in one sentence

Necromantic: The Last Incantation plays with this: the ancient necromancer thinks the lover he resurrected was brought back wrong somehow, as she's somehow less beautiful than he remembers, but as it turns out, the spell went off without a hitch.

Source: Creator / Clark Ashton Smith
The Last Incantation by Clark Ashton Smith plays with this: the ancient necromancer thinks the lover he resurrected was brought back wrong somehow, as she's somehow less beautiful than he remembers, but as it turns out, the spell went off without a hitch.

Source: Necromantic

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