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potion
[ poh-shuhn ]
noun
- a drink or draft, especially one having or reputed to have medicinal, poisonous, or magical powers:
a love potion; a sleeping potion.
Synonyms: philter, concoction, brew, elixir
potion
/ ˈpəʊʃən /
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Origin of potion1
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Example Sentences
The rooms come equipped with 4-poster wooden beds, potion bottles, cauldrons, and Hogwartsian accents—perfect for us mere muggles.
They are then blended with chicken broth and that potion is thickened with cream.
Orange Is the New Black returns to Netflix with a wildly addictive potion of darkness, estrogen, and one-liners.
According to the exhibition, a second person tried the same potion and died.
Besides, you might find just that right potion to spice up the weekend.
And it is not a bitter potion, such as Alfred ordered; no, it is balmy with the scent of wild flowers.
In the agitated form of melancholia, the patient is often quiet only when under the influence of a sleeping-potion.
That look had been a theft from Sylvia, not a gift; but she had given him the potion at last.
Nessus, before expiring, instructed Dejanira how to prepare a love potion for Hercules.
At length the young lady of Balnagowan tasted her sister-in-law's infernal potion, whereby she contracted an incurable disease.
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