Witchcraft Vocabulary

noun the act of summoning a spirit or demon

• The wizard performed a powerful conjuration to summon a spirit from the other realm.
• She's really into all that conjuration stuff, like casting spells and whatnot.
• I heard he's dabbling in some dark conjuration rituals, man that's freaky.
• The artist's brushstrokes were a conjuration of emotions, bringing the painting to life.

adjective relating to or characteristic of a sorcerer or sorcery

• The sorcerous rituals performed by the ancient civilization were meticulously documented in their texts.
• I heard she has some sort of sorcerous powers that she uses to help people in need.
• That guy is like a sorcerous wizard with how he can fix any car problem.
• The sorcerous allure of the city at night drew in visitors from all over the world.

noun witchcraft or wizardry

• The magician performed an incredible feat of sorcery on stage.
• I can't believe how good she is at sorcery!
• Did you see that guy do his sorcery trick? It was insane!
• Her ability to persuade others with her words is like a form of sorcery.

noun a seal or signet

• The magician inscribed a sigil on the parchment as part of the ritual.
• I saw a cool sigil tattoo on someone at the party last night.
• Check out this sick sigil I drew on my notebook.
• The company logo acted as a sigil, representing their values and mission.