witchcraft
1 of 1noun/ˈwɪtʃkræft/
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the practice or art of using magical powers, especially for supernatural purposes or sorcery
- Accusations of witchcraft were common in medieval Europe.
- She studied witchcraft to understand ancient rituals.
- The villagers believed the illness was caused by witchcraft.
- Halloween stories often feature witches practicing witchcraft.
- Books on witchcraft describe spells and charms.
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