Exorcist
Exorcist noun - One of the minor orders in the unreformed Western Church but now suppressed in the Roman Catholic Church.
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Witch and exorcist are semantically related. in person who performs supernatural topic. In some cases you can use "Witch" instead a noun "Exorcist".
Witch
Witch noun - A person skilled in using supernatural forces.
Usage example: freakish storms that were once thought to be the work of witches
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- In The Conjuring, the Warrens are authorized by the Vatican to perform an exorcist against a witch of Salem, despite the Catholic church not being behind the Salem Witch trials.
Source: Christianity Is Catholic -
Christianity Is Catholic: The Warrens are authorized by the Vatican to perform an exorcist against a witch of Salem, even though the Catholic church wasnt behind the Salem Witch trials.
Source: Film / The Conjuring -
Ootsuki-sensei also fancies himself a ''scientific'' exorcist, out to prove paranormal events as some manifestation of "plasma." And then there's Mami-sensei, the ten year-old looking teacher/part-time witch out to win the heart (or at least some other part) of Nube.
Source: Manga / Hell Teacher Nube
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