Meanings
- participlepastraresimple past and past participle of sorcel: alternative form of ensorcelled (“bewitched, enchanted”).
That it was a sorceled weapon he no longer had any doubt, and his belief was confirmed when the blade was raised.
1982, Robert Jordan, Conan the Defender, TOR, →ISBN, page 2715 more examples
But of those who had defended through the gloomy sorceled night, there remained men enough to count on the fingers of two hands only.
1949 July, Richard S. Shaver, “Exiles of the Elfmounds”, in Amazing Stories, volume 23, number 7, page 23What a huge fool, he thought, to take seriously a quite impossible task set by vanished females most likely dead or at best sorceled beyond reach.
1976, Fritz Leiber, “The Frost Monstreme”, in Lin Carter, editor, Warriors and Wizards (Flashing Swords!; 3), Dell Publishing, pages 73–74[…] a gesture which the Spellwoman had perhaps had in mind when she had wrought it and sorceled it for him […]
1976, Avram Davidson, “Caravan to Illiel”, in Lin Carter, editor, Warriors and Wizards (Flashing Swords!; 3), Dell Publishing, page 220Drawn out by Pertinax and scholar curiosity, the Academy had sorceled up municipal agreement that the great pard was in truth a cat, and therefore exempt the ban—though Wirt now bore a small shovel in case the pard should do some public rudeness.
1986, Justin Leiber, The Sword and the Tower, TOR, →ISBN, page 80She sorceled a datebook out of thin air (or maybe pulled it out of her backpack), then uncapped a pen and looked straight into my face.
2001, Michael Griffith, Spikes, Arcade Publishing, →ISBN, page 40
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