witchery
/ˈwɪtʃəri/
noun
- The practice or art of magic, especially using spells or supernatural powers.
- She studied witchery from a book of spells passed down in her family.
- The old woman was accused of witchery and banished from the village.
- In the novel, the forest is a place of ancient witchery and hidden dangers.
- A powerful, fascinating, or irresistible charm or attraction.
- There was a witchery in her smile that made everyone feel at ease.
- The garden's witchery lay in its hidden paths and unexpected bursts of color.
- The singer's performance had a kind of witchery that captivated the entire audience.