abracadabras
/ˌæbrəkəˈdæbrəz/
NOUN
1. Magical words, spells, or incantations
Words or expressions believed to possess magical power, or spoken as part of supernatural rituals, spells, or enchantments.
1.1. Magical spells and incantations
Refers to spoken magical formulas or expressions used to invoke supernatural powers, perform magic, or produce extraordinary effects.
Synonyms
- incantations
- conjurations
- spells
- enchantments
- cantrips
- charms
- invocations
Examples
- The magician's repertoire included various abracadabras that left the audience spellbound.
- Children giggled with delight as they practiced saying "abracadabras" in hopes of performing magic tricks.
- His performance featured a series of intricate abracadabras that amazed spectators of all ages.
- In the world of illusion, skilled magicians master the art of crafting unforgettable abracadabras.
- The wizard's spellbook contained powerful abracadabras capable of altering reality itself.
Related Words
- sorceries
- witchcrafts
- wizardries
- magics
- witcheries
- voodoos
- necromancies
1.2. Magical charms and protective objects
Refers to objects or charms believed to possess supernatural powers, provide protection, ward off evil, or influence events through magic.
Synonyms
Related Words
1.3. Curses and harmful magical spells
Refers to supernatural formulas or magical acts believed to bring misfortune, cause harm, or place someone under an evil influence.
Synonyms
Related Words
- omens
- portents
- evil eyes
- hoodoo