demonomist Antonyms
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Meaning of demonomist
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demonomist (n.)
One in subjection to a demon, or to demons.
demonomist Sentence Examples
- As a renowned demonomist, Professor Smith dedicated his life to unraveling the mysteries of the underworld.
- The demonomist meticulously cataloged various demonic hierarchies and their respective attributes.
- In medieval times, demonomists were often consulted by clergy to identify and exorcise malevolent spirits.
- The ancient texts consulted by demonomists provided valuable insights into the nature of demonic entities.
- The demonomist's expertise extended to deciphering occult symbols and rituals used in summoning demons.
- Students flocked to the renowned demonomist's lectures, eager to learn about the darker realms of existence.
- The demonomist's library was filled with rare manuscripts and grimoires containing forbidden knowledge.
- Despite skepticism from some quarters, the demonomist's research shed light on the complexities of demonology.
- The demonomist's findings challenged conventional beliefs about the interactions between mortals and demons.
- Throughout history, demonomists played a pivotal role in shaping our understanding of the supernatural world.
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One in subjection to a demon, or to demons.
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No antonyms found.
As a renowned demonomist, Professor Smith dedicated his life to unraveling the mysteries of the underworld.
The demonomist meticulously cataloged various demonic hierarchies and their respective attributes.
In medieval times, demonomists were often consulted by clergy to identify and exorcise malevolent spirits.
The ancient texts consulted by demonomists provided valuable insights into the nature of demonic entities.
