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Pronunciation:
[ wˈɪt͡ʃ], [ wˈɪtʃ], [ w_ˈɪ_tʃ]
The word "witch" may have different connotations depending on context. Some synonyms associated with the word include enchantress, sorceress, hag, crone, and conjurer. Enchantress and sorceress are often used to describe witches with feminine charm and abilities that can manipulate others. Hag and crone carry more negative connotations, often portraying witches as old and ugly. Conjurer may be more neutral than other synonyms, which encompasses witches' abilities to conduct rituals and magic. In modern times, the term Wiccan is sometimes used as an alternative to the word "witch" to emphasize the spiritual rather than malevolent aspects.
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Synonyms for Witch:
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n.
• biddy • charmer • conjuror • hag • magician- exorcisers ,
- feats tricks archimage ,
- medicine people ,
- medicine persons ,
- miracle workers ,
- thaumaturges .
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v.
• spellbind- be guile ,
- be guiles ,
- be witch ,
- be witched ,
- be witches ,
- be witching ,
- be-guile ,
- be-guiles ,
- be-witch ,
- be-witched ,
- be-witches ,
- be-witching ,
- de light ,
- de lighted ,
- de lighting ,
- de lights ,
- de-light ,
- de-lighted ,
- de-lighting ,
- de-lights ,
- ensorcells ,
- knocking dead ,
- knocks dead ,
- put under spell ,
- puts under a spell ,
- puts under spell ,
- putting under a spell ,
- putting under spell ,
- sweep feet ,
- sweeping off feet ,
- sweeps feet ,
- sweeps off feet ,
- swept off feet ,
- tickles pink ,
- tickling pink ,
- trans ported .
Other synonyms:
- Sheila ,
- arm candy ,
- biddy ,
- chick ,
- filly ,
- frump ,
- harpy ,
- harridan ,
- lamia ,
- minger ,
- prophet ,
- sorceress ,
- trollop ,
- virago ,
- vixen ,
- voodoo ,
- wench .
- Seductress ,
- bird ,
- dame ,
- woman .
- beauty .
Other relevant words:
• noun
- Aruspex ,
- Aruspice ,
- Aurist ,
- Berserker ,
- Carline ,
- Enrapturing ,
- Enravish ,
- Geomancer ,
- Grandam ,
- Grimalkin ,
- Haruspice ,
- Hell-cat ,
- Hellhag ,
- Inthrall ,
- Mage ,
- Magian ,
- OAP ,
- Pharmaceutist ,
- Pharmacopolist ,
- Prophesier ,
- Rakehell ,
- Thaumaturge ,
- Thaumaturgist ,
- Theurgist ,
- Trull ,
- Wiccan ,
- Xanthippe ,
- Xantippe ,
- absorbing ,
- accoucheur ,
- accoucheuse ,
- adorable ,
- alluring ,
- amazing ,
- amiable ,
- antique ,
- apothecary ,
- appealing ,
- attract ,
- attractive ,
- augur ,
- baboon ,
- baggage ,
- banshee ,
- barbarian ,
- bat ,
- battle-ax ,
- battle-axe ,
- battleax ,
- battleaxe ,
- beast ,
- beautiful ,
- becharm ,
- bedevil ,
- beguile ,
- beguiling ,
- beldam ,
- beldame ,
- berserk ,
- bewitch ,
- bewitching ,
- bitch ,
- blemish ,
- blot ,
- bomber ,
- bonesetter ,
- brute ,
- captivate ,
- captivating ,
- capture ,
- carry away ,
- cassandra ,
- cast a spell ,
- catch ,
- charm ,
- charming ,
- chemist ,
- circe ,
- clairvoyant ,
- common scold ,
- conjuror ,
- coquettish ,
- coven ,
- crone ,
- delight ,
- delightful ,
- demon ,
- demonize ,
- dermatologist ,
- devil ,
- diabolize ,
- dishy ,
- doctor ,
- dodo ,
- dog ,
- dotard ,
- dowager ,
- drab ,
- dragon ,
- dresser ,
- druggist ,
- enamor ,
- enamour ,
- enchant ,
- enchanting ,
- enchantress ,
- engaging ,
- engrossing ,
- enrapture ,
- enthral ,
- enthrall ,
- enthralling ,
- entrance ,
- entrancing ,
- epidemiologist ,
- eyesore ,
- fairy ,
- faith healer ,
- faithless ,
- fascinate ,
- fascinating ,
- fiend ,
- figure ,
- fire-eater ,
- firebrand ,
- fishwife ,
- floozie ,
- floozy ,
- fogey ,
- fogy ,
- forecaster ,
- fortune teller ,
- fossil ,
- fright ,
- fuddy-duddy ,
- fury ,
- gargoyle ,
- gastroenterologist ,
- geezer ,
- general practitioner ,
- ghoul ,
- glamour ,
- goon ,
- gorgon ,
- gorilla ,
- grandmother ,
- granny ,
- gunsel ,
- hag ,
- hagfish ,
- hardnose ,
- haruspex ,
- healer ,
- hell hound ,
- hell-raiser ,
- hellcat ,
- hellhound ,
- hellion ,
- hex ,
- hold spellbound ,
- holy terror ,
- hood ,
- hoodlum ,
- hoodoo ,
- hoodwink ,
- hothead ,
- hotspur ,
- houdini ,
- hussy ,
- hypnotise ,
- hypnotize ,
- incendiary ,
- infatuate ,
- internist ,
- interpreter ,
- intrigue ,
- jade ,
- jezebel ,
- jinx ,
- killer ,
- knave ,
- leech ,
- lovable ,
- madcap ,
- maenad ,
- magical ,
- magnetise ,
- magnetize ,
- magus ,
- medical practitioner ,
- medicine man ,
- medusa ,
- menad ,
- merlin ,
- mesmerise ,
- mesmerize ,
- mess ,
- midwife ,
- minx ,
- monkey ,
- monster ,
- monstrosity ,
- monstrous ,
- monthly nurse ,
- mugger ,
- nag ,
- necromantic ,
- nightmare ,
- no beauty ,
- numinous ,
- nurse ,
- nurse's aide ,
- object ,
- obsess ,
- octopus ,
- oculist ,
- ogre ,
- ogress ,
- old bag ,
- old bat ,
- old dame ,
- old girl ,
- old lady ,
- old wife ,
- oncologist ,
- operator ,
- ophthalmologist ,
- optometrist ,
- oracle ,
- osteopath ,
- osteopathist ,
- overhear ,
- overlook ,
- overtake ,
- persuasion ,
- pharmacist ,
- physician ,
- pig ,
- podiatrist ,
- possess ,
- practical nurse ,
- princess ,
- prognosticator ,
- prophetess ,
- python ,
- pythoness ,
- quack ,
- rake ,
- rapist ,
- ravish ,
- registered nurse ,
- retiree ,
- revolutionary ,
- rogue ,
- ruin ,
- satyr ,
- savage ,
- scarecrow ,
- scold ,
- scoundrel ,
- seductive ,
- seer ,
- seize ,
- sex ,
- shaman ,
- she-devil ,
- she-wolf ,
- shrew ,
- sibyl ,
- sight ,
- siren ,
- sister ,
- slattern ,
- slut ,
- sorcerous ,
- specialist ,
- specter ,
- spell ,
- spitfire ,
- strange ,
- supernatural ,
- surgeon ,
- tart ,
- temptress ,
- teratism ,
- termagant ,
- terror ,
- terrorist ,
- tiger ,
- tigress ,
- toad ,
- tough ,
- tough guy ,
- trance ,
- transmit ,
- transport ,
- two-bagger ,
- ugliness ,
- ugly duckling ,
- unaccountable ,
- vampire ,
- vaticinator ,
- villain ,
- violate ,
- violent ,
- war-horse ,
- weird ,
- wildcat ,
- witchlike ,
- witchy ,
- wolf ,
- woofer ,
- wreck .
- Witched ,
- ensorcell ,
- ensorcelled ,
- ensorcelling ,
- hexed ,
- hexing ,
- knock dead ,
- put under a spell ,
- sweep off feet ,
- tickle pink ,
- voodooed ,
- voodooing ,
- wiled ,
- wiling ,
- win over ,
- witching .
- Bewitcher ,
- Evocator ,
- Horoscopist ,
- Satanists ,
- Seeress ,
- charmer ,
- conjurer ,
- diabolist ,
- diabolists ,
- druid ,
- druids ,
- enchanter ,
- exorciser ,
- exorcist ,
- exorcists ,
- feats or tricks archimage ,
- fortune-teller ,
- hypnotist ,
- hypnotists ,
- illusionist ,
- illusionists ,
- magician ,
- marvel ,
- medicine person ,
- meteorologist ,
- meteorologists ,
- miracle worker ,
- necromancer ,
- necromancers ,
- palmist ,
- palmists ,
- predictor ,
- predictors ,
- prophetesses ,
- satanist ,
- sorcerer ,
- spellbinder ,
- spellbinders ,
- tea-leaf reader ,
- theurgists ,
- trickster ,
- warlock ,
- wizard ,
- wizards .
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How to use "Witch" in context?
Many people think of witches as women who cast spells and perform other strange rituals. In reality, though, witches can be men or women, young or old, and from any country or culture. Their practices and beliefs vary, but they typically share two common elements: a deep knowledge of natural phenomena and a desire to use their power beneficially.
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Equivalence
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Adjective
sorceress.
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Noun, singular or mass
sorceress.
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Adjective
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Reverse Entailment
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Noun, singular or mass
warlock, witchcraft.
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Noun, singular or mass
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Independent
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Other Related
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Noun, singular or mass
witch-hunt.
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Noun, singular or mass
Holonyms for Witch:
n.
-
person
coven.
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person
Hyponym for Witch:
n.
-
person
imaginary being, occultist, pagan, imaginary creature.
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person
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