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necromancer Synonyms

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A practitioner of necromancy; a person who purports to communicate with or summon the spirits of the dead in order to predict the future or influence events, or (in fantasy fiction) a sorcerer who reanimates corpses.

Usage Example

"In the ancient epic, the king consulted a shadowy sorcerer to speak with the spirit of his fallen advisor."

Strong
sorcerer
warlock
conjurer
Weak
enchanter
magician
wizard

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