whitelighter
- noun
- /ˈwaɪtˌlaɪtər/
- Literature
- The whitelighters in the story have unique powers.
- a whitelighter can heal
- become a whitelighter
- witches and whitelighters
Examples
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After the battle, the wounded were healed by their whitelighter.
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The whitelighter appeared just in time to save the group from danger.
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In the story, a whitelighter helps the main characters understand their magical powers.
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A whitelighter appeared to guide the lost souls.
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The whitelighter appeared just in time to save the young witch from danger.
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As a whitelighter, her duty was to heal and guide those who needed her help.
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In the story, the whitelighter protected the group from dark forces and provided valuable advice.
Synonyms
A spirit or person people believe protects and helps someone
A person or company who buys a firm to stop a hostile takeover
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Whitelighter joins white ('good' or 'pure') with light (like in lighthouse, something that shows the way), creating a clear image of a bright helper. So a whitelighter is an imagined guardian who brings light, protection, and healing to others in fantasy stories.