| 释义 |
en·voûte·ment
\äⁿvütmäⁿ\ noun
(plural envoûtements \-mäⁿ(z)\)
Etymology: French, from Middle French envoutement, from envouter to cast a spell on, practice envoûtement on (from Old French, from en- en- (I) + vout face, image, from Latin vultus face) + -ment
: the magical practice of using an image or likeness of a person to influence his actions or destiny usually with malevolent intent |