IPA: //dɪˈæbləri//
KK: /dɪˈæbləri/
The practice of sorcery or witchcraft, often associated with summoning evil spirits or the Devil.
The ancient texts spoke of diablery and its dangerous consequences.
Diablery is derived from "diable" (from Old French, meaning devil) and the suffix "-ery" (meaning a state or condition). The term refers to the practices or activities associated with the devil or evil spirits.
Think of 'diable' meaning devil, and '-ery' indicating a state or condition — this helps you remember that diablery refers to activities related to the devil.