necromantic
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Definition
- Adjective:
- Pertaining to necromancy: Relating to the practice of communicating with the dead, especially to predict the future or discover hidden knowledge.
- Resembling or characteristic of necromancy: Having a quality that suggests the conjuring of the dead or the supernatural; eerie, ghostly, or involving death.
Examples of Usage
- Adjective:
- The ancient tome contained necromantic rituals for summoning spirits.
- They explored the ruins, feeling a necromantic chill in the air.
- The cult was accused of performing necromantic ceremonies in the old cemetery.
Advanced Usage
- "necromantic arts": The skills or practices involved in necromancy.
- He was a scholar of the forbidden necromantic arts.
- "necromantic energy": A supernatural force associated with death or the undead.
- The artifact pulsed with a dark, necromantic energy.
Variants and Related Words
- Necromancy (n): The practice of magic involving communication with the dead.
- Necromancy is often portrayed as a dark and dangerous art.
- Necromancer (n): A person who practices necromancy.
- The villain in the story was a powerful necromancer.
Synonyms
- Necromantical (adj): An archaic variant with the same meaning.
- Deathly: Suggestive of death.
- Spectral: Of or like a ghost; phantom.
- Occult: Involving mystical, supernatural, or magical powers.
Related Phrases
- Necromantic ritual: A formal ceremony intended to invoke or communicate with the dead.
- The necromantic ritual required specific incantations and symbols.
- Necromantic powers: Abilities derived from or related to necromancy.
- The witch was feared for her alleged necromantic powers.
Adjective
- given to or produced by or used in the art of conjuring up the dead
- a necromantic sorcerer
- necromantic delusions
- necromantic powders and other weird objects
- relating to or associated with necromancy
- mysterious necromantic rites