Definitions
mage
mage
a magician or wizard
a man of great learning
Origin of mage
French from Classical Latin
magus:
see Magi
mage
noun
A magician or sorcerer.
Origin of mage
From
Middle English
mages
magicians
variant of
magi
; see
magus
.
mage
Noun
(
plural
magi
or
mages)
(fantasy) A
magician
,
wizard
or
sorcerer
.
Origin
From
Latin
magus
.
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mage
Sentence Examples
He watched the
mage
in brown scuttle away.
Rhyn tested the bonds of his cell again until a
mage
in a brown robe hurried down the hall to repair the damage.
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