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Discover Ludwig"evil spirits" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to refer to supernatural forces of wickedness or mischief. For example, "Local legend tells of a haunted manor, where evil spirits are said to roam."
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To expel evil spirits.
"To keep out evil spirits".
It helps ward off the evil spirits.
She made another, Evil Spirits (1991).
About 22% and 10% believed that evil spirits and an evil eye cause epilepsy, respectively.
Occasionally, they would attempt to drive out evil spirits.
"It chases away the evil spirits," he explained.
That is, they could ward off evil spirits.
Evil spirits are invisible and fill the nether world.
The evil eye was considered as dangerous as evil spirits.
To ward off these evil spirits, we prayed – a lot.
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