Mandrake
noun
A plant with a human-like root, believed to be magic in the past.
In ancient times, people thought the mandrake could cure diseases.
Often appears as...
- grow mandrake
- mandrake root
noun
A character in stories or movies based on the magic plant's human-like root.
In 'Harry Potter', mandrakes are magical plants that can kill with their screams.
Often appears as...
- mandrake in folklore
- mandrake in literature
Usage tips
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Literary
noun
A plant with a human-like root, believed to be magic in the past.
In ancient times, people thought the mandrake could cure diseases.
Often appears as...
- grow mandrake
- mandrake root
noun
A character in stories or movies based on the magic plant's human-like root.
In 'Harry Potter', mandrakes are magical plants that can kill with their screams.
Often appears as...
- mandrake in folklore
- mandrake in literature
Usage tips
Neutral
Literary
Definition 1 of 2
Pro Tip 1/3Historical Beliefs
Mandrake's historical background as a magical or medicinal plant can add depth when used in creative writing or discussions.
The apothecary sold mandrake, claiming it to be an ancient remedy for maladies.
Pro Tip 2/3Superstition Associations
Mentioning mandrake might evoke superstitions or dark magic in literature or conversations.
The witch's garden was said to contain mandrake, a source of her power.
Pro Tip 3/3Botanical Rarity
Emphasize the unique, human-like appearance of the mandrake root to convey rarity or intrigue.
He unearthed a mandrake, marveling at its eerily humanoid shape.
Pro Tip 1/3Historical Beliefs
Mandrake's historical background as a magical or medicinal plant can add depth when used in creative writing or discussions.
The apothecary sold mandrake, claiming it to be an ancient remedy for maladies.
Pro Tip 2/3Superstition Associations
Mentioning mandrake might evoke superstitions or dark magic in literature or conversations.
The witch's garden was said to contain mandrake, a source of her power.
Pro Tip 3/3Botanical Rarity
Emphasize the unique, human-like appearance of the mandrake root to convey rarity or intrigue.
He unearthed a mandrake, marveling at its eerily humanoid shape.
Pro Tip 1/3Historical Beliefs
Mandrake's historical background as a magical or medicinal plant can add depth when used in creative writing or discussions.
The apothecary sold mandrake, claiming it to be an ancient remedy for maladies.
Pro Tip 2/3Superstition Associations
Mentioning mandrake might evoke superstitions or dark magic in literature or conversations.
The witch's garden was said to contain mandrake, a source of her power.
Pro Tip 3/3Botanical Rarity
Emphasize the unique, human-like appearance of the mandrake root to convey rarity or intrigue.
He unearthed a mandrake, marveling at its eerily humanoid shape.
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Video examples
How does anesthesia...
mandrake fruit, and alcohol. Today, anesthesiologists often combine regional, inhalational and intravenous agents to get the right balance for a surgery. Regional anesthesia blocks pain signals from a specific part of the body from getting to the brain.
Video examples
How does anesthesia...
mandrake fruit, and alcohol. Today, anesthesiologists often combine regional, inhalational and intravenous agents to get the right balance for a surgery. Regional anesthesia blocks pain signals from a specific part of the body from getting to the brain.
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