occultists Synonyms

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occult theory or practice, a belief in the action or influence of supernatural powers

The occultists gathered in a dimly lit room, their voices hushed and mysterious.
The renowned occultist claimed to possess knowledge of ancient rituals and hidden powers.
The town's residents whispered fearfully about the occultists who were said to lurk in the shadows.
The police were baffled by the occultist symbols found at the crime scene.
The occultists believed in the power of crystals and astrology to shape their destinies.
The film depicted a group of occultists who summoned a malevolent entity from beyond.
The university professor was known to dabble in occultism, studying ancient texts and performing strange experiments.
The occultists claimed to have the ability to communicate with spirits and predict the future.
The young woman was drawn to the occultist's allure, seeking to unravel the secrets of the unknown.
The occultists were said to have a secret society that met in a hidden location to practice their rituals.

occult theory or practice, a belief in the action or influence of supernatural powers

wizards, enchanters, witches, charmers, soothsayers, magicians, conjurors, fortune-tellers, shamans, magi

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The occultists gathered in a dimly lit room, their voices hushed and mysterious.

The renowned occultist claimed to possess knowledge of ancient rituals and hidden powers.

The town's residents whispered fearfully about the occultists who were said to lurk in the shadows.

The police were baffled by the occultist symbols found at the crime scene.