Incantation is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INCANTATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a use of spells or verbal charms spoken or sung as a part of a ritual of magic
• a series of words said as a magic spell or charm
• the use of words as a magic spell
• The act or process of using formulas sung or spoken, with occult ceremonies, for the purpose of raising spirits, producing enchantment, or affecting other magical results; enchantment.
• A formula of words used as above.
• a ritual recitation of words or sounds believed to have a magical effect
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a use of spells or verbal charms spoken or sung as a part of a ritual of magic; a written or recited formula of words designed to produce a particular effect

Words related to INCANTATION

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Words that contain INCANTATION

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How to use INCANTATION in a sentence

• He stood behind the altar, and began some incantation.
• The voice, too, grew lower and the incantation ceased.
• He began by an incantation, then seized him round the middle, and, stooping a little, lifted him on his shoulders, continuing the while the incantation.
• We should not have been at all surprised, I must confess, if our preliminary incantation had brought forth a cow or a basket of eggs.
• O wise god, thou shalt overcome her with thy pure incantation.
• Of the imaginative power of such scenes as the famous incantation it is unnecessary to speak.
• In a different vein was the burlesque incantation, a masterpiece of musical humour, in which the very essence of Mr.
• Pass a stage, and you find him importing speech, drama, dance, incantation, into his games with his playmates.
• Go on with the incantation, calling him, persuading him, that he is the Prince and she is worth it.
• She expected him to be the gay Sir Willoughby, and her look being as good as an incantation summons, he produced the accustomed sprite, giving her sally for sally.
• From this it will be understood that dance with these people is a very serious and ceremonious matter, a kind of worship and incantation rather than amusement.
• The incantation itself is nobly written, and the ghost of Laius can only be paralleled in Shakespeare.
• There occurs a scene of incantation in this romance.
• Somewhat impressed, I remarked to the planter that it had all the appearance of an incantation.
• Beginning, it may be, in incantation, they rose to heights of influence and beauty, giving dramatic portrayal of the unconquerable faith of man.
• As 1,800 scarlet-covered chorus books were hoisted into view, the whole amphitheater seemed aflame as if for an exaggerated incantation scene of Fra Diavolo.
• Prayer takes the form of incantation as we ascend in antiquity, 684-l.
• Locke, the producer of the music in the incantation scene in Macbeth, as now sung and played, was the contemporary of Purcell.
• She uttered an incantation, she cast a spell, and the gods of battle demand for themselves their arms.
• It combines the motives of the love-lament and incantation, and the closeness with which it follows while playing variations on its models is striking.
• Words of incantation were repeated by an old man from Morven, who came over as master of the ceremonies, and who continued speaking all the time the fire was being raised.
• Man knows not what to become in the presence of that awful incantation.
• But the incantation would not work, probably because he could not keep his mind empty.
• Whatever might be the herbs and the reptiles thrown into the mystical caldron, the incantation of genius proved to be truly magical.
• Now in a free country justice is absorbed into the great cosmic forces, and it is apt to be an expensive incantation that wakes the lost elementary spirit.
• The Ancient of Days then recited an incantation, and the Demon surrendered the magic coil to him.
• On the recitation of a second incantation all his strength left him, and he appeared as a bull, and was led away by a ring in his nose.
• Over their heads in the branches Of their new-bought, ancient trees, I weave an incantation And draw them to my knees.
• Music is our cure for insanity, and I remember that incantation of fair reasons which Plato prescribed.

Similar words containing CANTA without suffix tion and without prefix in

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