Word – Necromancy
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Necromancy – Word of the Day
Meaning:
The practice of communicating with the spirits of dead people, especially to predict the future, or for nefarious purposes.
Origin:
The word necromancy originates from the Late Latin word necromantia, which in turn comes from the post-classical greek word nekromanteía, which is a compound of two words nekros(“dead body”) and manteía(“divination by means of”).
Usage:
- When Daniella’s husband died, a psychic she ran into, told her that she can use necromancy to communicate with him.
- Through the art of necromancy, I could communicate with my deceased grandfather.
- Tales abound about the Shadow Lands of Asshai, but what we know for sure, is that a great number of people living there are well-versed in the art of necromancy.
- One must be careful while performing necromancy. If not properly done, the spirits of the dead can wreak havoc in your life.
- Communing with the spirits, especially by necromancy, is a very important aspect of tribal life in the forest.
- To become a maester of the citadel, one must not only master history, science, healing, and philosophy. One also needs to become proficient in black magic and necromancy.
- Ever since I mentioned in class that I practice necromancy, I’ve been getting weird looks, and nobody wants to sit next to me.
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