Fool and Wizard

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Fool

Fool noun - A person who lacks good sense or judgment.
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Wizard is an antonym for fool.
Nearby Words: foolish, foolishness, foolery, foolishly, fooled

Wizard

Wizard noun - A very smart person.
Usage example: a wizard who never studied for tests
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Fool is an antonym for wizard.
Nearby Word: wizardry
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How words are described

old old fool old wizard
pure pure fool pure wizard
complete complete fool complete wizard
original original fool original wizard
Other adjectives: wise, poor, powerful, real, dangerous, evil, young, famous, crazy, former, mad, local.

Both words in one sentence

  • Mutant Draft Board: Powerful wizards are almost universally drafted, though it's by persuasion since only a fool would provoke a wizard suited to be on a battlefield.
    Source: Literature / Nine Goblins
  • Franchise / Conan the Barbarian The Heart of Ahriman has the power to revive the dead, which leads to the current predicament as some fool uses it to resurrect a long-dead, very powerful wizard.
    Source: Franchise / Conan the Barbarian
  • Deader Than Dead So deadly that, if the wizard fails in his bid for lichdom, he would die, and the gods would not be able to resurrect the fool if they wanted to.
    Source: Deader Than Dead
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