witchcraft

nounB1 · Intermediate

Use of magic powers to control people or events.

Meaning of «witchcraft»

noun

use of magic powers to control people or events

In the old story, the woman was accused of witchcraft.

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The difference between similar words

strange power that does impossible things

magicthe general word, also for tricks and showsThey believed the old well had magic power.

witchcraftmagic done by witches, often seen as darkIn the past, people feared witchcraft.

sorcerystrong, often evil magic, used in storiesIn the story, the king fears sorcery.

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