1. Magic, sorcery, or occult knowledge; enchantment.
Usage: archaic; literary; chiefly British

Examples

• The wizard's gramarye allowed him to summon storms and bend the will of men.
• In medieval tales, gramarye was feared as a dark and forbidden art.
• She studied the ancient texts of gramarye hidden in the tower library.
• The knight believed the sorceress had used gramarye to curse his family.
• His knowledge of gramarye made him both respected and distrusted in the village.