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Meaning of adjurer
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adjurer (n.)
One who adjures.
adjurer Sentence Examples
- The mystical adjurer chanted ancient incantations to summon the spirits.
- As an adept adjurer, she could communicate with otherworldly beings.
- The village relied on the wise adjurer to interpret dreams and predict the future.
- The curious traveler sought out the local adjurer to learn more about the supernatural legends of the region.
- The court appointed an adjurer to administer oaths during the trial proceedings.
- Known as the town's adjurer, he was respected for his ability to ward off evil spirits.
- The ancient ritual required the presence of a skilled adjurer to invoke the protective forces.
- The monarch had a personal adjurer who advised on matters of divine significance.
- In times of crisis, the community turned to the trusted adjurer for guidance and solace.
- The mysterious adjurer's tent at the carnival attracted crowds eager to experience his magical predictions.
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One who adjures.
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The mystical adjurer chanted ancient incantations to summon the spirits.
As an adept adjurer, she could communicate with otherworldly beings.
The village relied on the wise adjurer to interpret dreams and predict the future.
The curious traveler sought out the local adjurer to learn more about the supernatural legends of the region.
