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warlock

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Noun — A man who practises magic; often treated as the male counterpart of a witch.

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Etymology

From Old English wǣrloga, literally "oath-breaker" or "traitor" — from wǣr ("pledge, covenant") and a word related to "lie." It came to mean a male sorcerer through the old belief that such men had broken their faith with God.

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Frequently asked questions

What does “warlock” mean?

The word “warlock” means a man who practises magic; often treated as the male counterpart of a witch. In plain terms, a male sorcerer or magic-user, often cast as sinister in folklore and fantasy fiction.

How do you pronounce “warlock”?

“Warlock” is pronounced WAW-lok (/ˈwɔɹ.lɑk/ in IPA).

How do you use “warlock” in a sentence?

Here is “warlock” used in a sentence: “In the story, an ancient warlock cursed the village well.”

What part of speech is “warlock”?

“Warlock” is a noun.

Where does the word “warlock” come from?

The word “warlock” comes from Old English.

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