exorcist
exorcist
Definition
ex·or·cist (-sist)
noun
- a person who exorcises
- R.C.Ch. a member of the second highest of the four former minor orders
Etymology: ME < LL exorcista < Gr exorcistēs
exorcist
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- see: Mother's head very slowly turned 180 degrees, a fete I never saw repeated until I saw the 1973 film 'The Exorcist ' .
- call: The game takes around twelve hours to complete and when you do you will unlock a third character, a female exorcist called Seimei.
- watch: I have never watched The Exorcist in my life, it's a lot for me to take.
- become: What convinced you and how did you become an exorcist?
Adjective modifier
- old: She's casually eating her food. ] old exorcist Evil aura huh?
- original: Entertainment Weekly wrote that ' the original Exorcist verged on being demonic child porn.
- real: The illusion is probably to divert attention away from the Oni's real body. old exorcist Oh-ho.
Modifies a noun
- prequel: The Exorcist prequel will be directed by Paul Schrader and will begin shooting in November.
- movie: In a nod to the books of the bible and also because it's the fourth but the first Exorcist movie.
- film: Stellan Skarsgård will play the young Father Merrin, a role made famous in the original Exorcist film by Max Von Sydow.
- theme: The Exorcist theme for a call from your boss.
Noun used with modifier
- prequel: Tuesday 27th May 2003: Exorcist: The Beginning Update: More online developments to report regarding horror prequel Exorcist: The Beginning.
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