Words Related To Magic And Sorcery

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 the practice of magic or sorcery, typically involving the use of spells, charms, and rituals

• The practice of witchcraft has a long history dating back to ancient times.
• Some people believe in the power of witchcraft to influence events.
• She's into all that witchcraft stuff, you know?
• His ability to manipulate people's opinions was like a form of political witchcraft.

noun a person who solemnly urges or advises

verb to solemnly urge or advise

• The judge adjured the witness to tell the truth before testifying.
• I adjure you to stop spreading rumors about me.
• I adjure you, dude, to chill out and relax.
• The coach adjured the team to give their all in the final game of the season.