Skip to main content
Glite Dictionary
🧙‍♀️ A female magician 💡 A skilled woman
wizardess

wizardess

9.0
A woman who is very skilled at a task
  • noun
  • /ˈwɪzərdəs/
  • Informal
translation icon : genio
  • She is a true wizardess in the kitchen.

Examples

  • She is a talented wizardess at solving complex mathematical problems.

  • Everyone in the team admired her as the wizardess who could fix any technical issue.

  • The young chess wizardess defeated all her opponents with ease.

  • Her reputation as a wizardess in the kitchen was well deserved after the delicious meal she prepared.

  • Many people consider her a wizardess of technology.

  • As a wizardess in coding, she can create applications effortlessly.

  • Everyone admires her as a wizardess when it comes to baking exquisite desserts.

Synonyms

wizard
vswizardess
  • Informal
99 4.7

A person who is very skilled at a particular job or task

refers specifically to a woman rather than to any person
wise gal
vswizardess
  • Informal
1 8.8

A woman who is clever and gives useful advice

focuses on exceptional skill in a particular activity rather than general cleverness

Antonyms

novice
46 3.4

A person new to an activity who has little experience

dabbler
4 6.7

A person who tries different hobbies without serious learning or commitment

How Skilled

wizardess
  • Informal
9.0
expert
∞ 3.2
professional
401 3.7
amateur
122 2.8
beginner
81 1.0

Surface Forms

wizardess singular
wizardesses plural

Morphology

wizardess = wizard (transparent) = wizard + ess

Derived from 'wizard' + '-ess'; though used metaphorically to praise skill, the formation and intended sense are inferable.

Etymology

Wizardess is formed from wizard (from wise, 'smart') plus the female ending -ess, like waitress. So people sometimes use wizardess in a joking way to call a woman who is very skilled or clever at something.