Incantations - English meaning

Incantations – definitions in English dictionary

noun
A series of words said as a magic spell or charm.
Usage examples:
An incantation to raise the dead
Synonims:
Chant Invocation Conjuration Magic spell Magic formula Rune Abracadabra Open sesame Hex Mojo Makutu

noun
The saying of words believed to have a magical effect when spoken or sung
Usage examples:
[ c ] she recited an incantation designed to protect the planet.

Incantations translation into English

Incantations: translate from English into Chinese

咒语, 咒

Incantations: translate from English into Dutch

Bezweringen, Bezwering, Toverformulier

Incantations: translate from English into French

Incantations, Incantation

Incantations: translate from English into German

Beschwörungen, Beschwörung, Zauberspruch, Zauberformel, Zauber

Incantations: translate from English into Hindi

मंत्र, जादू, झाड़-फूंक

Incantations: translate from English into Italian

Incantesimi, Incantesimo, Incanto, Magie

Incantations: translate from English into Korean

주문, 주술, 주문을 외기

Incantations: translate from English into Russian

Заклинания, Заклинание, Колдовство, Магическая формула, Чары

Incantations: translate from English into Spanish

Encantamientos, Conjuro, Encanto mágico, Encanto maravilloso

Word origin

late Middle English: via Old French from late Latin incantatio(n- ), from incantare ‘chant, bewitch’ (see incant).

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Incantations – similar words

incantation

noun
A series of words said as a magic spell or charm.
Usage examples:
An incantation to raise the dead

Incantation - all meanings in English

incant

verb
Chant or intone.
Usage examples:
Priests were incanting psalms round her body

Incant - all meanings in English

Incantations synonims

abracadabra

ˌæb.rə.kəˈdæb.rə

exclamation
A word said by conjurors when performing a magic trick.
Usage examples:
The fairy moved her magic stick and - abracadabra!

noun
Language used to give the impression of arcane knowledge or power.
Usage examples:
I get so fed up with all the mumbo jumbo and abracadabra

exclamation
Said by someone who is performing a magic trick, in order to help perform it successfully

Abracadabra - all meanings in English

chant

noun
A repeated rhythmic phrase, typically one shouted or sung in unison by a crowd.
Usage examples:
A group of young people set up a chant of ‘why are we waiting?’

verb
Say or shout repeatedly in a sing-song tone.
Usage examples:
Protesters were chanting slogans

Chant - all meanings in English

conjuration

noun
A magic incantation or spell.
Usage examples:
This includes any sort of ‘wishing’ magic, be it through sigels, conjurations, prayer, direct energ…

Conjuration - all meanings in English

hex

verb
Cast a spell on; bewitch.
Usage examples:
He hexed her with his fingers

noun
A magic spell; a curse.
Usage examples:
A death hex

adjective
Short for hexadecimal.

Hex - all meanings in English

invocation

noun
The action of invoking someone or something.
Usage examples:
His invocation of the ancient powers of callanish

noun
The mention or use of something such as a law or an idea in order to explain or support what you are doing
Usage examples:
They disagreed with the administration's invocation of the laws of armed conflict in their treatmen…

Invocation - all meanings in English

makutu

noun
Sorcery; witchcraft.
Usage examples:
The urewera, famed all over new zealand for their skill in makutu practices, often used spittle as …

Makutu - all meanings in English

mojo

noun
A magic charm, talisman, or spell.
Usage examples:
Someone must have their mojo working over at the record company

noun
A cuban sauce or marinade containing garlic, olive oil, and sour oranges.
Usage examples:
For local flavours, the piquant sauce called mojo is important.

noun
A quality that attracts people to you and makes you successful and full of energy
Usage examples:
He's definitely lost his mojo., he needs to get his mojo working if he's going to win the election.

Mojo - all meanings in English

rune

noun
A letter of an ancient germanic alphabet, related to the roman alphabet.
Usage examples:
Long ago, a rune had been carved in the centre of the stone

Rune - all meanings in English

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