Witchcraft is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WITCHCRAFT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the use of sorcery or magic
• the practice of magic, especially black magic; the use of spells
• (in a modern context) religious practice involving ritual, spells, and nature worship, usually within a pagan tradition.
• The practices or art of witches; sorcery; enchantments; intercourse with evil spirits.
• Power more than natural; irresistible influence.
• the art of sorcery
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the use of sorcery or magic; communication with the devil or with a familiar

Words related to WITCHCRAFT

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Words that contain WITCHCRAFT

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How to use WITCHCRAFT in a sentence

• Reham immediately attended to the sign, and galloped forward to the mountain, where he discovered the magician upon its summit, deeply engaged in incantations and witchcraft.
• In France, in the beginning of the fourteenth century, fifty-nine Templars were burned at the same time for the crimes of heresy and witchcraft.
• Here we are back again in the atmosphere of the legend, with its magic, its witchcraft, its gross sensuality.
• This praise is chiefly applicable to the long chapter on the history of Magic and Witchcraft, and to the two chapters on the antecedents and history of Persecution.
• Once upon a time Marang Buru decided that he would teach men witchcraft.
• Marang Buru did not detect the imposition and according to his promise taught them all the incantations of witchcraft.
• Folks said the days of witchcraft had come again, and they were pretty shy of Luella.
• My hardest trouble was the witchcraft, which held in bonds, the savage peoples whom I had to govern.
• Not merely did the natives believe in witch-craft, having been swathed in it for ages, but their chiefs made a profit therefrom, and were staunch for its maintenance.
• CHAPTER IX A PROFESSOR OF WITCHCRAFT Quickly as Elsie had reached the deck, the warlike sounds which disturbed her rest had ceased.
• He returned on foot to Lyons, and brought an accusation of witchcraft against his lover.
• Sir Matthew Hale, the astute lawyer and judge, was a believer in witchcraft, and entertained views on this subject similar to those of Mr.
• One of the last persons generally supposed to have been condemned to death in England for witchcraft was Jane Wenham, residing in Walkerne, a village in Hertford.
• Such deeds caused Kalt Eysen to suspect her strongly of heresy and witchcraft.
• He knew the width of the net where witchcraft or blasphemy was in question.
• Gullah Jack was regarded as a sorcerer, and as such feared by the natives of Africa, who believe in witchcraft.
• He is in attendance at the trial of a woman for witchcraft, one whom some of the common city folk hold to be a saint.
• CHAPTER XLIII THE TRIAL FOR WITCHCRAFT The Bed of Justice was set by eight of the morning.
• He had been present at a trial for witchcraft, in Cork, on September 11, 1661.
• To do this is witchcraft, and for crimes of this kind, or on false charges of this kind, poor Mrs.
• For a book against the commonly received tennents of witchcraft, 8 pence.
• Being under suspicion of witchcraft, her presence was unwelcome to the inhabitants there and complaint was made to Governor Lovelace.
• There is no documentary or other evidence to show that Mary Johnson was executed for witchcraft in Windsor in 1647.
• Now, this command over the elements does not form at all a prominent feature in the English records of witchcraft.
• Witchcraft ceased to win belief, and was abolished, as a crime, in 1736.

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