Cambridge English: CPE (C2 Proficiency) - Magic & The Supernatural

(in classical mythology) the food or drink of the gods, believed to grant immortality to mortals who consumed it

the visible form or appearance of a ghost or spirit of someone who has died

requiring specialized or secret knowledge to comprehend fully

an imaginary monster or creature invented to scare children

the use of magical spells or rituals that invoke occult forces or evil spirits to create unnatural effects

related to an ancient mystical, alchemical, and esoteric tradition attributed to Hermes Trismegistus

relating to knowledge, meanings, or truths that are hidden from normal perception and difficult to understand without special insight

beyond what is usual or expected

someone or something that is revived or restored after apparent destruction or failure

an object thought to possess magical powers or to bring good luck, often used in rituals or as a protective charm

having the qualities or features of a chimera, often combining different, incongruous parts into one

extremely shadowy or gloomy, evoking the mysterious qualities associated with the River Styx in Greek mythology