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|name= | |name=Eradication Spell | ||
|incantation=Deletrius | |incantation=Deletrius | ||
|pronunciation={{IPAc-en|d|ə|ˈ|l|iː|t|r|i|.|ə|s}} {{Respell|də|LEE|tree-əs}} | |pronunciation={{IPAc-en|d|ə|ˈ|l|iː|t|r|i|.|ə|s}} {{Respell|də|LEE|tree-əs}} | ||
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|spell branch=Charms | |spell branch=Charms | ||
|magical discipline=Counter-Spells | |magical discipline=Counter-Spells | ||
|description=Removes or dismisses the effect of [[ | |description=The Eradication Spell (Deletrius) is a charm that can disintegrate certain objects and served as the counter-charm to the [[Reverse Spell]], vanishing the shadow emitted from the wand. | ||
|references=Seen | |||
Removes or dismisses the effect of [[Prior Incantato]]. | |||
Taught in fifth year charms at Hogwarts. | |||
|regulations=Legal | |||
|skill level=Intermediate | |||
|etymology=Latin verb delere meaning to destroy, from which the English word "delete" is derived, meaning to remove. | |||
|references=* Seen in Goblet of Fire when [[Amos Diggory]] gets rid of the echo of the [[Dark Mark]] from Harry's wand.{{GF|9}} | |||
* [[Deus Deres]] uses it to dismiss a [[Prior Incantato]][https://absitomen.com/index.php?topic=12933.msg104968#msg104968] | |||
* [[Fauna Blake]] uses it in a Defences lesson[https://absitomen.com/index.php?topic=4696.msg31727#msg31727] | |||
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Latest revision as of 12:36, 19 December 2021
Spell Name: Eradication Spell
Incantation: Deletrius
Pronunciation: /dəˈliːtri.əs/ də-LEE-tree-əs
Spell Branch: Charms
Magical Discipline(s): Counter-Spells
Appearance:
Description: The Eradication Spell (Deletrius) is a charm that can disintegrate certain objects and served as the counter-charm to the Reverse Spell, vanishing the shadow emitted from the wand.
Removes or dismisses the effect of Prior Incantato.
Taught in fifth year charms at Hogwarts.
Regulations: Legal
Skill Level: Intermediate
Etymology: Latin verb delere meaning to destroy, from which the English word "delete" is derived, meaning to remove.
References:
- Seen in Goblet of Fire when Amos Diggory gets rid of the echo of the Dark Mark from Harry's wand.Template:GF
- Deus Deres uses it to dismiss a Prior Incantato[1]
- Fauna Blake uses it in a Defences lesson[2]
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