witch
Prononciation : [wɪtʃ]
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Contexte : « mythology »
(noun) a witch is a woman who is believed to have magical powers. People often think of witches in stories where they can cast spells and fly on broomsticks.
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In the fairy tale, the witch helped the hero on his journey.
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She is not a witch; she doesn't believe in magic at all.
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Do you think witches are real or just a part of stories?
Contexte : « superstition »
(noun) a witch is sometimes someone who is thought to harm others through magic. In some old stories, people were afraid of witches because they believed they could cast bad spells.
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In some cultures, people celebrate the good witches in their traditions.
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The townspeople did not think she was a witch; they knew her as a kind woman.
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Why did people fear witches in the past?
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