summoner
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- noun
- /ˈsʌmənər/
- Jargon
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invocador
- And it seemed to him the pale and lovely Summoner out there smiled at him and beckoned.
Hara, he's dying and we find out that the Summoner brings him back into life.
- Hara, he's dying and we find out that the Summoner brings him back into life.
- As always, but not as always, before the dragon came, the Summoner had returned from death.
- Here's where it starts to get really interesting, where the Summoner said, where is that land?
Examples
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I am Simon the Summoner.
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Don't you see that the summoner never stops and those who are taken away do not return?
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What I want to know is why they don't just let Jared be the Summoner.
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It is important to discover summoners that are effective and familiar with particular regional laws.
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In the fantasy game, the summoner called forth a powerful dragon to assist in battle.
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The skilled summoner used an ancient spell to summon spirits from the other realm.
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During the ceremony, the summoner drew a circle on the ground to invoke magical creatures.
Synonyms
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A person who uses magic to talk to or bring dead people back to life
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A person who uses magic and rituals that people think have real powers
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A person who asks for something to happen, often in a ritual
A person who tries to call ghosts or other spirits
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Summoner comes from the verb summon, from the Latin monere meaning 'to call'. In stories and games a summoner 'calls up' spirits or creatures to appear and help, so the origin explains why the word means someone who brings magical beings into a scene.