Meaning of "talismanical" in English

"Talismanical" refers to something possessing the qualities or attributes of a talisman. A talisman is an object believed to hold magical properties, bringing good fortune or protection to its holder. The word "talismanical" suggests a kind of mystical or supernatural quality, often used to describe an object or influence believed to invoke such forces. It often carries connotations of both mystery and mystical significance, implying a connection to ancient or culturally significant practices involving talismans.

Meaning of "talismanical" in French

In French, the term "talismanical" (talismanique) retains a similar meaning to its English counterpart. It describes something that possesses the qualities of a talisman, such as bringing protection, luck, or magical benefits. This term is often associated with items or symbols believed to hold supernatural power or influence. It echoes a connection to historical practices where such objects were revered within various cultural or spiritual contexts for their supposed mystical properties.

Pronunciation of "talismanical" in English

Phonetic Transcription: /ˌtælɪzˈmænɪkəl/.

Pronunciation Variations: In some regional accents, vowels may be more or less pronounced, affecting the sound of the word slightly. However, the general pronunciation remains consistent across most English-speaking regions.

Pronunciation of "talismanical" in French

Phonetic Transcription: /talismanik/.

Pronunciation Variations: Variations are minimal, but some speakers might slightly elongate the vowel sounds. The basic pronunciation remains largely uniform across French-speaking areas.

Sentence examples in English and translation to French

  1. The talismanical charm was believed to protect its owner.
    (On croyait que le charme talismanique protégeait son propriétaire.)

  2. Many cultures have objects they consider talismanical.
    (De nombreuses cultures ont des objets qu'elles considèrent comme talismaniques.)

  3. She wore a talismanical amulet around her neck.
    (Elle portait un amulette talismanique autour du cou.)

  4. The talismanical qualities of the stone were renowned.
    (Les qualités talismaniques de la pierre étaient renommées.)

  5. Some believed the old book held talismanical powers.
    (Certains croyaient que le vieux livre détenait des pouvoirs talismaniques.)

  6. His talismanical instincts were rarely wrong.
    (Ses instincts talismaniques étaient rarement erronés.)

  7. They attributed their success to the talismanical ring.
    (Ils attribuaient leur succès à la bague talismanique.)

  8. Her grandmother's talismanical tales fascinated her.
    (Les contes talismaniques de sa grand-mère la fascinaient.)

  9. The relic had a talismanical aura about it.
    (La relique avait une aura talismanique.)

  10. He guarded the talismanical artifact with great care.
    (Il gardait l'artéfact talismanique avec grand soin.)

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "talismanical" in English

Synonyms: magical, mystical, enchanted, sacred, spiritual. Antonyms: ordinary, mundane, common, natural, normal. Similar Words: supernatural, otherworldly, arcane, charmed, occult.

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "talismanical" in French

Synonyms: magique, mystique, enchanté, sacré, spirituel. Antonyms: ordinaire, banal, commun, naturel, normal. Similar Words: surnaturel, ésotérique, occulte, charmé, étrange.

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