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UK
/pˈɛntəkəl/
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NOUN
- a star with 5 points; formed by 5 straight lines between the vertices of a pentagon and enclosing another pentagon
How To Use pentacle In A Sentence
- A five-pointed star, the pentagram or pentacle, sometimes has magical and occult associations.
- BRIAN TODD, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Wolf, it's called a Wiccan pentacle and starting this week veterans of that faith now have the option of having this controversial symbol associated with witchcraft placed on their headstones. CNN Transcript Apr 24, 2007
- It is not right when a person assumes you're a Satanist because you wear a pentacle.
- The Suit of "Pentacles" is also known by other names, such as "Coins", "Discs" or "Disks".
- All were of inverted crosses, pentacles and other strange symbols.
- I wear a pentacle everyday as a symbol of protection and of my faith.
- Rather than refer to her speech at the previous day's banquet, whether to endorse or disavow such colorful phrases as "the Pentagon, a pentacle crowded with the demons of nuclear madness," or "the CIA-the Children Immolation Agency," he made an unspeech of it and simply called her a modern Joan of Arc. That St. Joan took arms in the cause of liberation became an unfact. The Boat of a Million Years
- A five-pointed star, the pentagram or pentacle, sometimes has magical and occult associations.
- Discs (or Pentacles) are the pragmatic suit. Sometimes people see them as plodding and a bit slow, but this is unjust.
- This Pentacle served principally for executing all the experiments and operations of ruin, destruction, and death.