Dark Magic Vocabulary

noun a form of worship or reverence directed towards the devil or Satan

• The practice of devil worship is considered a taboo in many societies.
• Some people believe that devil worship is just a myth.
• I heard that guy is into devil worship, can you believe it?
• Her obsession with money is like a form of devil worship.

noun the act of invoking evil upon someone

• The priest warned against the use of imprecations in his sermon.
• She muttered imprecations under her breath as she struggled to fix the broken vase.
• I can't believe he threw an imprecation at the referee during the game!
• His harsh words felt like a powerful imprecation against her character.

noun a man who practices witchcraft; a sorcerer or wizard

• The warlock cast a powerful spell to protect the kingdom.
• I heard that the warlock is really good at magic tricks.
• That warlock dude is always up to some crazy sorcery.
• She was a warlock when it came to negotiating deals in the business world.

noun In Hindu mythology, a type of demon or evil spirit that haunts cremation grounds and feeds on human flesh.

• The pishacha is a malevolent spirit in Hindu mythology.
• I heard a spooky story about a pishacha haunting the old graveyard.
• Don't be scared, it's just a bunch of pishachas messing around.
• The negative thoughts in his mind were like pishachas, feeding on his fears and doubts.

verb to curse or swear at someone or something

• The priest warned against accursing others as it goes against the teachings of the church.
• Stop accursing your bad luck and start taking action to change your circumstances.
• She was so frustrated that she couldn't help but start accursing everything in sight.
• Accursing the rainy weather won't make it go away, we just have to wait it out.