talisman
/ˈtælɪsmən/
noun
- An object believed to bring good luck or protect its owner from harm, often because of magical or spiritual powers.
- In many cultures, a rabbit's foot is considered a talisman that brings fortune.
- The ancient warrior wore a talisman around his neck to protect him in battle.
- She carried a small stone as a talisman for good luck during her exams.
- Something that has a special, almost magical power to bring success or positive results in a particular situation.
- The old photograph served as a talisman of happier times, giving her strength.
- His confidence was a talisman that opened doors wherever he went.
- For the team, their lucky mascot became a talisman that seemed to guarantee victory.