100 Examples of sentences containing the common noun "witch"

Definition

A "witch" is commonly defined as a woman who is believed to have magical powers, often depicted as engaging in witchcraft or sorcery. It can also refer to a person, typically a woman, who is considered to be wicked or malicious. In a broader sense, it may refer to someone who practices magic or is involved in the occult.

Synonyms

• Sorceress
• Enchantress
• Magician
• Hexer
• Spellcaster
• Conjurer
• Practitioner of witchcraft
• Hag (in a derogatory sense)
• Crone (in a derogatory sense)

Antonyms

• Saint
• Angel
• Hero
• Benefactor
• Protector

Examples

1. She always loved to witch spells in her backyard.
2. The old woman was rumored to witch the crops to grow better.
3. They believed she could witch the storms away.
4. Many feared that the girl could witch her enemies.
5. He tried to witch a potion from ancient herbs.
6. The legend said that she could witch a man's heart.
7. She would often witch up a brew in her cauldron.
8. They thought he could witch animals to follow him.
9. The villagers believed she could witch their troubles away.
10. Rumors spread that she could witch the moon out of the sky.
11. The locals claimed she could witch the weather to suit her needs.
12. He had heard stories of how she could witch fire from water.
13. The witch began to witch her magic for the festival.
14. She would witch her dreams into reality.
15. It was said that he could witch the stars to align.
16. She wanted to learn how to witch with herbs and roots.
17. The children were fascinated by how she could witch shadows.
18. They thought they could witch a spell for good luck.
19. The festival was a time when everyone would witch together.
20. She would often witch her way into people's hearts.
21. The ancient texts contained secrets on how to witch effectively.
22. He wanted to witch the town into believing his tales.
23. They worried she would witch away their blessings.
24. The elders warned not to witch recklessly.
25. She could witch her way out of any situation.
26. The stories told of a woman who could witch light from darkness.
27. They gathered to witch their intentions for the new moon.
28. The children believed they could witch their toys to life.
29. She claimed she could witch peace into their hearts.
30. The ritual required them to witch the elements together.
31. They attempted to witch a charm for protection.
32. The wise woman would witch the future with her cards.
33. He wanted to witch an elixir for health.
34. The haunted house seemed to witch the bravest of souls.
35. She would witch her words to inspire others.
36. They gathered herbs to witch a powerful potion.
37. The witch could witch away pain with a simple chant.
38. He tried to witch a way to escape.
39. She could easily witch the hearts of men.
40. Legends say she could witch the sun to rise at any time.
41. The community would witch together for a common cause.
42. She learned to witch the energy around her.
43. They believed she could witch a rainbow from the sky.
44. The old tales warned against those who would witch for power.
45. He would often witch his stories by adding magic.
46. It was said she could witch the forest to protect her.
47. The book contained spells to witch happiness.
48. Many sought her out to witch their future.
49. The gathering was meant to witch away negativity.
50. They planned to witch a celebration for the new year.
51. The children gathered to witch a game of make-believe.
52. The wise woman would sometimes witch a warning.
53. In her dreams, she could witch anything she desired.
54. They hoped to witch the spirit of the harvest.
55. She would often witch her fears into the wind.
56. The old castle was said to witch anyone who entered.
57. He wanted to witch a path through the woods.
58. The potion would witch the drinker into a deep sleep.
59. She could witch her garden to flourish.
60. Together, they would witch a day of fun.
61. The spell was meant to witch away sorrow.
62. They would witch their wishes upon a star.
63. The witch tried to witch a way to lift the curse.
64. The festival was a time to witch joy into the world.
65. She believed she could witch the answers from the universe.
66. The air seemed to witch with magic during the ceremony.
67. They gathered to witch their intentions for the year.
68. The art of witch was passed down through generations.
69. He hoped to witch his dreams into reality.
70. The sound of her voice could witch anyone to listen.
71. They wanted to witch a tale of adventure.
72. The spell would witch the door open.
73. She could witch the shadows into light.
74. The gathering aimed to witch a sense of community.
75. They believed she could witch a new beginning.
76. The old woman would often witch her potions under the moon.
77. He would witch his way through the crowd.
78. The legend says she could witch the lost souls home.
79. They hoped to witch their fortunes for the better.
80. She could witch a smile on the saddest faces.
81. The ceremony was meant to witch love into the air.
82. The stories told of how she could witch the seasons.
83. They planned to witch a night of festivities.
84. The magic would witch its way into their lives.
85. He could witch his fears away with a chant.
86. They learned to witch the elements with their voices.
87. The old tales warned against those who would witch for revenge.
88. The gathering was to witch their hopes high.
89. She would often witch her way through challenges.
90. The spell was designed to witch away their doubts.
91. Together, they would witch a brighter future.
92. The garden seemed to witch with life.
93. She could witch a path to the heart of the forest.
94. They believed their wishes could witch into reality.
95. The ritual was meant to witch good fortune.
96. He wanted to witch a charm for success.
97. The festival allowed everyone to witch their creativity.
98. She could witch a world of wonder with her words.
99. The stories encouraged them to witch their dreams.
100. They gathered to witch a moment of peace.