sorcerise
/ˈsɔːrsəraɪz/
verb
- To practice sorcery; to use magic or supernatural powers.
- She learned to sorcerise from a secret book hidden in the library.
- In the old tales, the wizard would sorcerise to protect the kingdom.
- They accused him of sorcerising to win the competition.
- To transform or influence something as if by magic.
- With a few brushstrokes, the artist could sorcerise a blank canvas into a masterpiece.
- The teacher could sorcerise even the most boring lesson into something exciting.
- The chef seemed to sorcerise the vegetables into a delicious feast.