thaumaturge

/'θɔ:mətə:dʤ/ Cách viết khác : (thaumaturgist) /'θɔ:mətə:dʤist/
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thaumaturge

A thaumaturge conjures a glowing orb in a quiet forest clearing.

Definition

Noun: - A person who performs magic or sorcery: A "thaumaturge" is someone who practices or is skilled in magic, often with connotations of performing wonders, miracles, or supernatural feats.

Usage Examples
  • Noun:
    • The ancient legend spoke of a powerful thaumaturge who could command the elements.
    • In the fantasy novel, the thaumaturge used intricate spells to protect the kingdom.
Advanced Usage
  • Historical/Archaic Context: The term is often used in historical, literary, or fantasy contexts to describe a wonder-worker or miracle-worker, rather than in casual modern speech.
    • The texts described the saint as a thaumaturge, credited with many miraculous healings.
Variants and Related Words
  • Thaumaturgy (n): The art or practice of performing magic or miracles.
    • He studied the arcane art of thaumaturgy for decades.
  • Thaumaturgist (n): Another term for a thaumaturge; a practitioner of magic.
    • The thaumaturgist claimed to communicate with spirits.
Synonyms
  • Magician: A person who performs magic or illusion.
  • Sorcerer: A person who claims to use supernatural powers through magic.
  • Conjurer: One who performs tricks or magic, especially by summoning spirits.
  • Necromancer: A person who practices magic involving communication with the dead.
Related Idioms & Phrases

(Note: There are no common idioms or phrasal verbs that use the exact word "thaumaturge." It is typically used as a standalone noun.)

thaumaturge

A thaumaturge conjures a glowing orb in a quiet forest clearing.

Noun
  1. one who practices magic or sorcery