wisard (Meaning)

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wisard (n.)

See Wizard.

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The wise wizard Merlin possessed an uncanny ability to foresee the future.
The wizard Gandalf's magic staff radiated a warm and comforting glow.
The young wizard Harry Potter embarked on an extraordinary journey filled with adventure.
Dumbledore was a formidable wizard whose wisdom and kindness inspired countless witches and wizards.
The wizarding world concealed secrets and enchantments that captivated imaginations.
The wizard's apprentice bumbled through his tasks, causing chaos in the castle.
The wicked wizard Saruman sought to enslave all of Middle-earth.
The wizards of Hogwarts practiced ancient spells that could alter the very fabric of reality.
The wizard's familiar, a wise old owl, brought him news from distant lands.
The wizarding duels were always intense, with spells flying and magic crackling in the air.

See Wizard.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The wise wizard Merlin possessed an uncanny ability to foresee the future.

The wizard Gandalf's magic staff radiated a warm and comforting glow.

The young wizard Harry Potter embarked on an extraordinary journey filled with adventure.

Dumbledore was a formidable wizard whose wisdom and kindness inspired countless witches and wizards.