Sorcerer

/ˈsɔːrsərɛr/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A person who practices sorcery; a wizard or magician.

The ancient sorcerer conjured storms to protect his hidden treasure.

A practitioner of magic who uses supernatural powers.

In the fantasy realm, the sorcerer wielded immense power over the elements.

A male figure often portrayed as a magical being with special abilities.

The sorcerer in the tale manipulated time to change the fate of the kingdom.

A person engaged in occult practices, often seen as malevolent.

The villagers feared the sorcerer who lived on the outskirts of the town, believing he brought misfortune.

Derived from Middle English 'sorcerer', from Old French 'sorcier', from Latin 'sors' meaning 'fate or lot'.

sorcerer's apprentice:

A person who begins to learn a craft or skill but is not yet fully proficient.

sorcery:

The use of supernatural powers to influence events.

dark sorcery:

Magic used for malevolent or unethical purposes.

Magic user

That guy's a total sorcerer when it comes to mixing drinks at the party.

Master of tricks

He pulled a sorcerer's trick with that card game!