demonist Antonyms
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Meaning of demonist
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demonist (n.)
A believer in, or worshiper of, demons.
demonist Sentence Examples
- The demonist invoked dark forces during the ritual, sending chills down everyone's spines.
- As a demonist, he delved into the forbidden arts of summoning and binding malevolent entities.
- She was rumored to be a skilled demonist, capable of controlling spirits with a mere whisper.
- The ancient tome contained spells so potent only a true demonist could decipher them.
- Many feared the demonist's power, knowing the havoc he could wreak upon the unsuspecting.
- The village elders warned against associating with the demonist, fearing his influence would corrupt the youth.
- Only the most dedicated demonist could endure the mental toll of communing with infernal beings.
- The demonist's lair was shrouded in mystery, hidden deep within the forest where few dared to venture.
- Legends spoke of a powerful demonist who could command armies of the undead with a flick of his wrist.
- Despite the dangers, some sought out the guidance of the demonist, desperate for solutions beyond the realm of mortal understanding.
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A believer in, or worshiper of, demons.
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No antonyms found.
The demonist invoked dark forces during the ritual, sending chills down everyone's spines.
As a demonist, he delved into the forbidden arts of summoning and binding malevolent entities.
She was rumored to be a skilled demonist, capable of controlling spirits with a mere whisper.
The ancient tome contained spells so potent only a true demonist could decipher them.
