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talismanic
adjective as in magic
Weak matches
- bewitched
- charismatic
- clairvoyant
- conjuring
- demoniac
- diabolic
- eerie
- enchanted
- enchanting
- ensorcelled
- entranced
- entrancing
- extraordinary
- fascinating
- fey
- fiendish
- ghostly
- haunted
- imaginary
- magical
- magnetic
- marvelous
- miraculous
- mysterious
- mystic
- mythical
- necromantic
- occult
- otherworldly
- parapsychological
- runic
- sorcerous
- spectral
- spellbinding
- spellbound
- spiritualistic
- spooky
- telekinetic
- thaumaturgic
- thaumaturgical
- theurgic
- theurgical
- tranced
- uncanny
- unusual
- weird
- witching
- witchlike
- wizardly
- wonderful
Example Sentences
Cheney mentions the 9/11 attacks again and again, although ten years later, the talismanic effect has largely worn off.
On the Riviera, skimpy briefs are not only standard-issue, they have a totally unironic talismanic status.
As in the case of the Joan of Arc episode (and this adds to its marvel), it was the wind that brought the talismanic gift.
Rich and beautiful in all their former ruby colour—but there is a fearful talismanic power in their beauty.
It is well known that, during the middle ages, many and various objects were supposed to possess talismanic virtues.
The talismanic touch of gold struck instant peace, and a compact of amity followed.
Somewhat similar talismanic power attached to the down from the young antler of the deer when properly consecrated.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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