Basic Details
Word: Sorceress
Part of Speech: Noun
Meaning: A woman who has magical powers and can perform spells.
Synonyms: Enchantress, Witch, Magician
Antonyms: Muggle, Non-magical person
Idioms and Phrases
- Cast a spell: To create a magical effect or impression on someone. Example: "Her beautiful singing voice could cast a spell on anyone in the audience."
- Sorceress of the night: Refers to a mysterious or enchanting woman who captivates others. Example: "She moved gracefully through the party, a true sorceress of the night."
Usage Examples
Example 1: The sorceress waved her wand, and sparks flew into the air.
Example 2: In the story, the brave knight sought the help of a powerful sorceress to defeat the dragon.
Example 3: Many legends tell of a sorceress who could control the weather with her magical abilities.
Fun Fact
The word "sorceress" comes from the Latin word "sorcer," meaning "to charm or enchant," and has roots in French, where it was used to describe a female magician.
Famous Quote
"Magic is believing in yourself. If you can do that, you can make anything happen." Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
1. What does "sorceress" mean?
a) A type of animal
b) A female with magical powers
c) A form of transport
d) A kind of plant
Answer: b) A female with magical powers
2. Which of these is a synonym of "sorceress"?
a) Enchantress
b) Princess
c) Doctor
d) Teacher
Answer: a) Enchantress
3. Which sentence uses "sorceress" correctly?
a) The sorceress baked a cake for the party.
b) The sorceress was known for her healing potions and spells.
c) The sorceress ran very fast in the race.
d) The sorceress played football every Saturday.
Answer: b) The sorceress was known for her healing potions and spells.
4. Which idiom means to create a magical effect?
a) Cast a spell
b) Take a trip
c) Jump the gun
d) Bite the bullet
Answer: a) Cast a spell
5. What is the opposite of "sorceress"?
a) Princess
b) Muggle
c) Warrior
d) Hero
Answer: b) Muggle
