banisher (Meaning)
banisher (n.)
One who banishes.
Synonyms & Antonyms of banisher
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Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- expulse
- run out
- kick out
- excommunicate
- expatriate
- repudiate
- throw out
- ostracize
- eject
- oust
- reject
- spurn
- dispossess
- cast out
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
banisher Sentence Examples
- The healer used sacred incantations as a banisher of evil spirits.
- The sorcerer's wand was said to possess the power of a potent banisher.
- In ancient tales, the hero wielded a blade imbued with the essence of a banisher.
- The priest invoked holy rituals to act as a banisher against malevolent forces.
- The wise old sage had a reputation as a formidable banisher of curses.
- The village elder was revered for being an adept banisher of bad luck.
- The amulet served as a banisher, protecting its wearer from harm.
- The banisher's presence brought a sense of peace to the troubled land.
- Wizards and witches sought rare artifacts with banishing properties.
- The enigmatic figure emerged from the shadows, known as the legendary Banisher of Darkness.
FAQs About the word banisher
One who banishes.
exile, deport, evict, relegate, expel, dismiss, displace, exclude, eliminate,transport
receive, admit, admit, receive, accept, accept, take in, harbor, take in, house
The healer used sacred incantations as a banisher of evil spirits.
The sorcerer's wand was said to possess the power of a potent banisher.
In ancient tales, the hero wielded a blade imbued with the essence of a banisher.
The priest invoked holy rituals to act as a banisher against malevolent forces.
