wizard
- adjective
- /ˈwɪzərd/
- The movie featured a wizard with incredible powers who battled dark forces.
Examples
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And her mother keeps looking at Ivory, you know, to, to heal her, to do the sort of things that a wizard ought to be able to do.
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The magician performed a wizard act that left the audience amazed.
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The wizard landscape looked enchanting under the moonlight.
Synonyms
Having powers that people say come from witches or wizards
Having power to make impossible things happen, as in stories
Having magic power to change people or things
Having magical powers like a wizard
Having magic powers like those in stories
Having strange magic that seems to affect people or places
Antonyms
How Magical
Surface Forms
Etymology
Wizard as an adjective comes from the same root wise ('wise') because, in old stories, wise people often had magic. That's why wizard can describe something that is 'magical' or full of strange skill.