Voodoo
Voodoo noun - A person skilled in using supernatural forces.
Usage example: found a voodoo who was willing to put a hex on the man who had jilted her
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Synonyms for Voodoo
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
Voodoo and wizard are semantically related in sorcerer topic. Sometimes you can use "Voodoo" instead the word "Wizard" as a noun or an adjective, if it concerns topics such as magician, sorceress.
Nearby Word: wizardry
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The Chapel Chronicles: In Dumbledore Voodoo, Chapel wears a wizard cape and hat and uses a wand to find her math homework by using Accio Math Journal
Source: Robe and Wizard Hat - This is the Moses of African folklore: a wizard, a voodoo man, a man of Nature.Suten-Rech Moses, son of Pharaoh Rameses I's daughter, is bright, compassionate, and a decorated war hero by the age of twenty-five.
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Averted in The Princess and the Frog: Mama Odie, the benevolent elderly voodoo witch and Doctor "The Shadow Man" Facilier, the evil younger-looking voodoo wizard never confront each other.
Source: Older Hero vs. Younger Villain
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