Circe and Witch

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Circe noun - (Greek mythology) a sorceress who detained Odysseus on her island and turned his men into swine.

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Witch and Circe are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Witch" instead a noun "Circe".

Witch noun - A woman believed to have often harmful supernatural powers.

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Circe and witch are semantically related. You can use "Circe" instead a noun "Witch".

Nearby Words: witching, witchery, witched

Batman Gambit: Ursula the sea witch uses one in Poor Unfortunate Soul, exploiting Ariel's love for Eric, Triton's hatred for humans, Circe's desperation to flee her sisters, and the Odd Sisters' desperation to get Circe back.

Source: Literature / A Tale of
Circe, the seductive sea witch, most known from The Odyssey.

Source: Hot Witch
Once they've escaped the Circe-esque witch that transformed them, Joe and his companions exploit the Mundane Utility of their animal transformations to sneak through a dragnet.

Source: Literature / River of Dancing Gods

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