Stone and Talisman

Stone

Stone noun - A shaped stone laid over or erected near a grave and usually bearing an inscription to identify and preserve the memory of the deceased.

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Talisman and stone are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Talisman" instead a noun "Stone".

Nearby Words: stony, stoned, stoning, stonily, stoneware

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

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Stone and talisman are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Stone" instead a noun "Talisman".

good	good stone	good talisman
special	special stone	special talisman
solid	solid stone	solid talisman
powerful	powerful stone	powerful talisman
Other adjectives: real, large, huge, black, ancient, new, mysterious, mystical, last, said, lucky, enchanted, magical, eponymous.

You need to use the talisman, and it only works if they haven't been stone too long.

Source: No Ontological Inertia
The talisman eventually gets broken and replaced with a regular stone, but it continues to work until he realizes the replacement.

Source: Literature / Lyonesse
Broadway and Lexington attempt the stop her; Hyena comments that the talisman will result in a lot of gargoyles becoming "stone-cold dead".

Source: Dramatic Irony

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