So, the Greeks and Romans called the Cicada Mantis or "the soothsayer," and it is often delineated on their tombs as a charm against evil.
In the Panjab, it is a charm against snake-bite to smoke one of the tail feathers of the peacock in a tobacco pipe.
These were carried away and pasted up over the doors as a charm against pestilence.
The Rose is also associated in Westphalia with a charm against nose-bleeding and other haemorrhages.
The potency of red as a charm against small-pox is not unknown to European folk-lore.
Among Indians, Norwegians, and Central Africans, the foot of an elk was a charm against epilepsy.
Pepys (1664) carried about with him a hare’s foot as a charm against colic, i.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "charm against" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
