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  • noun Plural form of thaumaturgy.

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Examples

  • Such are his thaumaturgies that he needs a great deal of sleep.

    Hero Of Dreams Lumley, Brian 1986

  • Suffice it to say that upon the least potent pages one may find Koth's Sign explained and His Essence delineated, the runic keys to the Pnakotic Manuscripts, spells for conjuring the Myriad Minions of Maggab, and numerous other terrible thaumaturgies whose purposes I will not even name.

    Hero Of Dreams Lumley, Brian 1986

  • The wizard Nyrass, a good man despite his various thaumaturgies and magical machinations, had openly warned Borak that the dangers attendant upon any attempted larceny of the wand would be great indeed.

    Hero Of Dreams Lumley, Brian 1986

  • And when King Orissa died, an army of twenty thousand warriors was entombed with him, a royal bodyguard for the afterlife, preserved so perfectly by intricate thaumaturgies that though they no longer lived, neither were they dead as ordinary men died.

    Conan The Victorious Jordan, Robert 1984

  • Hair, spittle, nail parings, anything that came from the body could be used in thaumaturgies that bound the one from whom they came.

    Conan The Unconquered Jordan, Robert, 1948- 1983

  • Hair, spittle, nail parings, anything that came from the body could be used in thaumaturgies that bound the one from whom they came.

    Conan The Unconquered Jordan, Robert, 1948- 1983

  • He inveigled more competent, less ambitious men into performing his thaumaturgies for him.

    The Swordbearer Cook, Glen 1982

  • Nearby sat the chest containing the necessities of his thaumaturgies.

    Conan The Invincible Jordan, Robert 1982

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