sorcerer
sorcerer
Definition
sor·cerer (sôr′sər ər)
noun
a person who practices sorcery; wizard
Etymology: extended < ME sorcer < OFr sorcier, sorcerer < sorz, lot, chance < L sors (gen. sortis), lot, share: see sort
sorcerer
Synonyms
sorcerer
Usage Examples
Possessives
- apprentice: Is he the right man for the job or just the sorcerer's apprentice?
- stone: The sorcerer's stone Leading the push is Steve MacPherson, Head of Technical Operations in MPC's film division.
Converse of object
- become: Well now you, too, can become a sophisticated sorcerer!
- involve: It also seems reflected in the dispute involving Foirtgirn, involving a sorcerer and St Columba.
- play: Chirac played the sorcerer 's apprentice by making the main axis of his campaign law and order, a longstanding theme of the FN.
- do: Did the sorcerers say that they believed in the Lord of Aaron and Moses?
Adjective modifier
- evil: Alex trans to be a knight in order to rescue Laura from the clutches of an evil sorcerer.
- powerful: When the old-fashioned way doesn`t work, the Mayor summons a powerful sorcerer who does the job for them.
- Egyptian: Plot Outline: It's 1892 and Sutekh is after a 3,000 year old Egyptian sorcerer 's secret of life.
- certain: Luckily, she has a female werewolf and a certain renegade sorcerer on her side...
- old: The old sorcerer bursts out of the new believer.
