Prophet
Wizard
Wizard noun - A person skilled in using supernatural forces.
Usage example: the old wizard who introduces the young naïf to a life of adventure is one of the most overworked tropes in fantasy literature
Prophet and wizard are semantically related in seer topic. Sometimes you can use "Prophet" instead a noun "Wizard".
Nearby Word: wizardry
Mutual synonyms
How words are described
| fellow | fellow prophet | fellow wizard |
| old | old prophet | old wizard |
| female | female prophet | female wizard |
| alien | alien prophet | alien wizard |
| Other adjectives: original, true, wise, dead, single, powerful, actual, male, great, lost, living, young, ancient, new, crazy, former, mysterious, last, mad, resident, aforementioned, eponymous, invisible. | ||
Both words in one sentence
- David Farland's The Runelords draws heavily upon Mormon theology, philosophy and symbolism, and one of the clearest examples is the wizard Binnesman, based on a Book of Mormon prophet named Abinadi.
Source: Fauxshadow -
The second game, Stone Prophet, has fighters, thiefs and cleric you can recruit, but unless you bring a wizard with you then you will be without arcane magic for the entire game.
Source: Fighter, Mage, Thief -
In the Squirrel Prophet arc of El Goonish Shive, a wizard makes contact with Grace in her dreams and delivers an important message.
Source: Talking in Your Dreams
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