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The Three Weird Sisters

Definition: The Three Weird Sisters refers to the trio of witches from William Shakespeare's play "Macbeth." These mystical and often eerie characters play a significant role in manipulating Macbeth and foretelling his tragic fate.

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Noun (Proper):

1. "In 'Macbeth,' the Three Weird Sisters are portrayed as supernatural beings with prophetic powers."
2. "The Three Weird Sisters, also known as the Three Witches, plot Macbeth's downfall through their malevolent prophecies."

Noun (Common):

1. "The play explores the machinations of the three weird sisters and their influence on Macbeth's actions."
2. "Many adaptations of 'Macbeth' depict the Three Weird Sisters as captivating and mysterious figures."

Adjective:

1. "The three weird sisters scene is often regarded as one of the most haunting and memorable parts of the play."
2. "The three weird sisters chant incantations that send chills down the audience's spines."

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