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Ward off

Definition:

Ward off is a phrasal verb meaning to prevent or protect oneself from something harmful or unwanted.

Parts of Speech:

• Verb

Senses:

1. To prevent or repel:

Sentence: She wore a necklace with a charm believed to ward off evil spirits.

2. To protect from danger:

Sentence: He took a multivitamin every day to ward off illnesses.

Usage:

Popular Usage:

The phrase "ward off" is commonly used when referring to protecting oneself from potential harm or danger.

Local Usage:

In some regions, people use specific rituals and talismans to ward off bad luck.

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• Evil Eye Amulet
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