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      occult
      noun
      supernatural practices and techniques
      supernatural forces and events and beings collectively
      adjective
      having an import not apparent to the senses nor obvious to the intelligence
      hidden and difficult to see
      Roots
      celo-cult · Latin · hide, conceal
      Synonyms for occult
      mysticaladjoccultismnmysticadjsupernaturaladjmysteriousadjesotericadjesotericansecretadjwitchcraftnarcaneadjsorceryn
      Words related to occult
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