Spell and Talisman

Spell

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

Usage example: the witch cast a spell that turned the prince into a toad

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Talisman and spell are semantically related in whitchcraft topic. In some cases you can use "Talisman" instead a noun "Spell", when it comes to topics like amulet, magical aura over an entity.

Nearby Words: spelled, speller, spelling

Talisman

Talisman noun - Something worn or kept to bring good luck or keep away evil.

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Synonyms for Talisman

Spell and talisman are semantically related in charm topic. You can use "Spell" instead a noun "Talisman", if it concerns topics such as whitchcraft, amulet.

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How words are described

old	old spell	old talisman
good	good spell	good talisman
rare	rare spell	rare talisman
special	special spell	special talisman
Other adjectives: powerful, real, weak, dark, ancient, new, protective, last, different, magical, summoning, necromantic.

Both words in one sentence

In Perfect World, the basic fire spell for the wizard class is essentially throwing a burning paper talisman against a target.

Source: Paper Talisman
Bragging Rights Reward: The talisman you get from defeating Lapis, not to mention the Juggernaut spell.

Source: Video Game / Legend of Legaia
Alchemy Is Magic: The standard use of alchemy in Talisman is to turn objects into gold by casting an alchemy spell, using the alchemist follower, or visiting the alchemist in the City board space.

Source: Tabletop Game / Talisman