coven
/ˈkʌvən/
noun
- A group or gathering of witches, typically consisting of thirteen members.
- Local legends say a coven of witches once lived in the old forest.
- The coven met under the full moon to perform their rituals.
- In the novel, the young girl discovers she is part of an ancient coven.
- A close-knit group of people with shared interests or a secretive purpose.
- The book club felt like a coven of friends who shared a love for mysteries.
- A coven of tech enthusiasts gathered to discuss the latest innovations.
- The artists formed a coven to support each other's creative work.