amulet
am
ˈæm
ām
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let
lət
lēt
British pronunciation
/ˈæmjʊlət/

Definition & Meaning of "amulet"in English

Amulet
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a small object, often worn as jewelry, believed to protect the wearer from harm, danger, or evil influences

amulet definition and meaning

What is an "amulet"?

An amulet is a small object or piece of jewelry, usually worn on the body, that is believed to bring protection or good fortune to the person wearing it. Amulets have been used throughout history and across cultures for various purposes such as warding off evil spirits, promoting health and fertility, and bringing success in love or business. They can be made from a variety of materials such as metals, stones, or wood, and may be inscribed with symbols or prayers that are believed to have magical properties. Amulets can be worn as necklaces, bracelets, or even carried in a pocket, and are often seen as a form of personal talisman or lucky charm.

example
Examples
She wore an amulet around her neck for protection during travel.
The ancient amulet was thought to ward off disease.
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