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Antonyms:
unspell
Often used in the same context:
stint,
purple patch,
reign,
sojourn,
loanee,
hatful,
hammering,
bogarde,
antidisestablishmentarianism,
form,
peter,
interregnum,
portend,
sighter,
runless,
string,
snicking,
slow handclap,
collywobbles,
drought,
brace,
impressing,
vowel,
catherine wheel,
eason,
reprieving,
supercalifragilisticexpialidocious,
disastrously,
bewilderingly,
term,
mean,
calamitously,
seasons,
auguries,
skittle,
dalesmen,
sourest,
deary,
half time,
blotted,
achilles,
seamer,
lacklustre,
cameo,
hoodoo,
forray,
enamour,
cold snap,
idyll,
summers,
knockings,
thrash,
lash,
tenure,
dampish,
talisman,
ionians,
nutted,
transliterating,
unluckily,
undone,
albion,
periods,
fairytale,
winkle,
sightscreen,
fastish,
lad,
lancastrian,
winters,
yts,
interval,
trot,
interlude,
forebodes,
unsettle,
youngster,
walsall,
luckless,
mercurial,
dreich,
striker,
swansong,
pronouncing,
elding,
metatarsals,
ague,
defeat,
outswing,
midweek,
torment,
foretell,
pronounciation,
frustratingly,
shambolically,
slog,
guiles,
crocked,
cropper,
fortnight,
fluency,
canter,
spells,
enchantment,
incantation,
bout,
potion,
amulet,
friday,
spring,
storm,
summer,
rainstorm,
season,
weekend,
call,
curse,
dream,
enchantments,
evening,
night,
book,
checking,
die,
grammar,
hide,
part,
pythagorean,
title,
aboriginal,
abyssinian,
amerindian,
andalusian,
argument,
augmented,
bagged,
bake,
barbadian,
black,
brass,
burmese
More specific:
captivation,
curse,
fascination,
hex,
hyphen,
hyphenate,
incantation,
jinx,
misspell,
possession
Appears in the definition of:
.,
bewitch,
bewitched,
bewitching,
bewitchment,
captivating,
cast,
cold snap,
cold spell,
curse,
dizzy,
drink,
drink in,
enchant,
enchanting,
enchantment,
ensorcelled,
enthralling,
entrancing,
fascinated,
fascinating,
glamour,
hex,
hot spell,
hypnotic,
hypnotised,
hypnotized,
jinx,
magical,
mesmeric,
mesmerised,
mesmerized,
mesmerizing,
misspell,
mojo,
ouija,
ouija board,
planchette,
sleeping beauty,
snap,
spellbinding,
spellbound,
spelldown,
spelling bee,
spelling contest,
spell out,
transfixed,
unspell,
whammy,
witch
More general:
bewitch,
compose,
duty period,
enchant,
glamour,
hex,
indite,
intend,
jinx,
language,
mean,
mental state,
oral communication,
pen,
psychological state,
recite,
shift,
speech,
spoken language,
time,
witch,
work shift,
write
Synonyms:
charm,
enchantment,
go,
import,
magic spell,
piece,
tour,
trance,
turn,
while,
write
Also try:
— Adjectives for spell:
long,
magic,
dry,
brief,
short,
cold,
evil,
fainting,
hot,
hypnotic,
warm,
more...
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