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Definition of geas in English: geasnounPlural geasaɡasɡeSH (in Irish folklore) an obligation or prohibition magically imposed on a person. Example sentencesExamples - So, that's when my mother decided to put a geas on me.
- With the completion of his mission, the geas had faded.
- To be completely technical about it, he was under a geas.
- While I already believe you may be trusted, as a prudent man, responsible for lives other than my own, I would be foolish not to agree that I will indeed impose such a geas.
- While I know that this is a thread about Karma, I thought it might be relevant to compare with the Celtic concept of a geas.
Definition of geas in US English: geasnounɡeSH (in Irish folklore) an obligation or prohibition magically imposed on a person. Example sentencesExamples - While I know that this is a thread about Karma, I thought it might be relevant to compare with the Celtic concept of a geas.
- To be completely technical about it, he was under a geas.
- So, that's when my mother decided to put a geas on me.
- While I already believe you may be trusted, as a prudent man, responsible for lives other than my own, I would be foolish not to agree that I will indeed impose such a geas.
- With the completion of his mission, the geas had faded.
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