Definitions
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- n. Plural form of necromancer.
Etymologies
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Examples
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And we must continue to fight until the death spread by the necromancers is vanquished by our hope.
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Her mother had then called necromancers and devil charmers; lucky and unlucky days were explored; strange rites were conducted before her terrified eyes screwed into the determination to show no alarm.
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The agents through whom the lower Elohim are consulted are called necromancers, wizards, and diviners, and are looked down upon by the prophets and priests of the higher Elohim; but the "seer" [7] connects the two, and they are all alike in their essential characters of media.
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Hence the Septuagint renders the Hebrew for "necromancers" here
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Gunners loaded cannons, fighters drew blunderbusses, and necromancers readied vials of enchanted acid.
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But they're not your regular witches whatever that means, but actual necromancers, who have the power to control the dead.
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Meanwhile, Bill's mole has told him that the witches are also necromancers they can control the dead, which is bad news for the no-longer-livings known as vampires.
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Curses, powerful necromancers, blood thralls, touched by the dread mists of the planes of horror …. stuff like that.
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Pants (UID#2794) on November 17th, 2009 at 3: 58 am necromancers reminding me of fable harsh
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All I caught about the story was that it involved necromancers attempting to resurrect Jesus Christ in order to bring about Armageddon.
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