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exorcist

[ek-sawr-sist, -ser-] / ˈɛk sɔr sɪst, -sər- /


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Over time, he added other topics—interviews with exorcists and people who reported UFO sightings, as well as tech executives.

From The Wall Street Journal

He also happens to be a deliverance minister – more commonly known as an exorcist.

From BBC

“The Exorcism” starts from an instantly compelling premise: On the set of a horror movie about an exorcist, demons lurk.

From New York Times

There are right-wing survivalists, celebrity exorcists, environmentalists and a handful of quasi-socialists.

From Seattle Times

Dr Joe Aldred, a Pentecostal bishop who works to bring together different Christian traditions, says: "The Church of England has exorcists in pretty much every diocese. The question is how it is done."

From BBC