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A witch is typically a woman who practices witchcraft, which involves the use of magic or supernatural powers. Witches matter historically and culturally because beliefs about them have significantly influenced society, from religious persecution to modern spiritual practices and popular representation in literature and media.
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- female form of label
- čarodejnica
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- curandero
- opposite of
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