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      wizard
      Roots
      wiswiz- · Middle English · wise-hart-ard · Old French · one characterized by (agentive)
      Synonyms for wizard
      sorcerernmagiciannthaumaturgistnthaumaturgennecromancernmagewarlocknconjurernenchanternmagusn
      Words related to wizard
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      Words related to wizard

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      Synonyms for wizard

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      Where does wizard come from?

      The word wizard breaks down into 2 roots of Middle English and Old French origin: wiz, from Middle English wis (“wise”); and -ard, from Old French -hart (“one characterized by (agentive)”). Explore each root to see other English words built from the same source.

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