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break the spell

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break the spell 
1. to put an end to a magic spell. The wizard looked in his magic book to find out how to break the spell.
2. to do something that ends a desirable period of figurative enchantment. At the end of the second movement, some idiot broke the spell by applauding.
See also: break, spell


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But Charlie is doomed to remain single for ever, and an encounter with the woman of his dreams leaves him determined to break the spell.
COLUMN: In our opinion As the nation remains dazed by a financial crisis that is dragging down stocks, pushing up unemployment, and sapping consumer confidence and spending, it has become clear that the financial wizards in Washington are having a very difficult time finding the incantation to break the spell of economic despondency.
They wish perhaps to break the spell put on you by an icy female look that has turned you into a thing.
 
 
 
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