- 看过 talismanic 的人也看了 :
- juju
- fetish
- phylactery
- rabbit's foot
talismanic 的定义
plural tal·is·mans.
- a stone, ring, or other object, engraved with figures or characters supposed to possess occult powers and worn as an amulet or charm.
- any amulet or charm.
- anything whose presence exercises a remarkable or powerful influence on human feelings or actions.
talismanic 近义词
magic
talismanic 的近义词 50 个
- bewitched
- charismatic
- clairvoyant
- conjuring
- demoniac
- diabolic
- eerie
- enchanted
- enchanting
- ensorcelled
- entranced
- entrancing
- extraordinary
- fascinating
- fey
- fiendish
- ghostly
- haunted
- imaginary
- magical
- magnetic
- marvelous
- miraculous
- mysterious
- mystic
- mythical
- necromantic
- occult
- otherworldly
- parapsychological
- runic
- sorcerous
- spectral
- spellbinding
- spellbound
- spiritualistic
- spooky
- telekinetic
- thaumaturgic
- thaumaturgical
- theurgic
- theurgical
- tranced
- uncanny
- unusual
- weird
- witching
- witchlike
- wizardly
- wonderful
更多talismanic例句
- Cheney mentions the 9/11 attacks again and again, although ten years later, the talismanic effect has largely worn off.
- On the Riviera, skimpy briefs are not only standard-issue, they have a totally unironic talismanic status.
- As in the case of the Joan of Arc episode (and this adds to its marvel), it was the wind that brought the talismanic gift.
- Rich and beautiful in all their former ruby colour—but there is a fearful talismanic power in their beauty.
- It is well known that, during the middle ages, many and various objects were supposed to possess talismanic virtues.
- The talismanic touch of gold struck instant peace, and a compact of amity followed.
- Somewhat similar talismanic power attached to the down from the young antler of the deer when properly consecrated.