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exorcist

/ˈek.sɔː.sɪst/

Traduction: Personne qui pratique des exorcismes ; désigne aussi historiquement un membre d'un ordre mineur de l'Église occidentale, aujourd'hui largement aboli.

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noun

/ˈek.sɔː.sɪst/B2formal
  • frPersonne qui pratique des exorcismes ; désigne aussi historiquement un membre d'un ordre mineur de l'Église occidentale, aujourd'hui largement aboli.

A person who performs exorcisms; also historically refers to a member of a minor order in the Western Church, now largely suppressed.

  1. Religious practitionerB2formal

    A person who performs exorcism, the act of driving out evil spirits from a person or place through religious rituals.

    frexorciste

    • The exorcist performed the ritual to cleanse the house.
    • Many people believe an exorcist can help with spiritual disturbances.
    • The church appointed a new exorcist for the diocese.

    Synonymesexorciser

  2. Historical minor orderC2formalbritish

    A member of a minor order in the unreformed Western Church, now suppressed in the Roman Catholic Church.

    frOrdre mineur de l'exorciste

    • In medieval times, an exorcist was one of the minor orders.
    • The role of the exorcist was suppressed in the Roman Catholic Church.
    • Historical records mention the exorcist as a clerical rank.
Formes
  • exorcists plural form
  • exorcists' possessive plural form
  • exorcist's possessive singular form