sorcery

Converse of object

• practice: It is linked to individuals practicing sophisticated sorcery and spirit channeling while at the same time working as white collar professionals.
• use: Black Maria, first published in 1991, is a complex story of magic and sorcery used to dominate a small seaside town.
• know: Whatever land knew sorcery, there were some of its people whispering in Keola's ear.
• include: The charges leveled against him included not only sorcery but ( gasp!

Adjective modifier

• evil: Delatombe proves only a minor threat compared to the evil sorcery of the Mirror Queen.
• subtle: Apparently, the observed talismanic activity is subtle sorcery and done covertly.
• such: Such physical sorceries are related to physical power spots - typically stone circles, specially constructed buildings or strange landmarks.

Modifies a noun

• game: Combat and sorcery game commercials: Cheats Get 2,000 points or more in Sub Hunt.
• fantasy: So much of the basis of sword and sorcery fantasy is based on myth and folklore.
• and/or: I do feel when holding these items a sense of true sorcery and/or a link with interdimensional Intelligence.
• world: The game takes place in a sword and sorcery world, with modern machinery such as tanks and battle planes.
• cannot: There, in pride and anger, he summons a dark and malevolent spirit that sorcery cannot conquer.
• figure: In 1962 Douglas Fraser described such sculptures as sorcery figures.

Noun used with modifier

• practice: The nations you will dispossess listen to those who practice sorcery or divination.
• power: The smallest attempt to use one's abnormal powers for the gratification of self makes of these powers sorcery or black magic.