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talismanic
adjective
uk /ˌtæl.ɪzˈmæn.ɪk/ us /ˌtæl.ɪzˈmæn.ɪk/
relating to or seeming to have the powers of a talisman(= an object believed to bring good luck or keep its owner safe):
Sacred objects were covered to enhance their talismanic quality.
He ascribed an almost talismanic power to the documents.
mainly UK
A person who is described as talismanic represents something and is able to influence others and attract attention and admiration:
She remains a talismanic figure in his life and work.
The biggest plus for the team was the return of their talismanic captain after his injury.
The chair becomes a talismanic object that unlocks her destiny.
The hat assumed a talismanic significance, serving as a disguise, protection against the weather, and a marker of identity.
His presence in the game was talismanic.
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