alastor
/əˈlæstər/
noun
- In Greek mythology, a spirit or god of vengeance who punishes evil deeds.
- Some poets describe Alastor as a relentless avenger.
- In ancient stories, an Alastor would pursue those who committed terrible crimes.
- The hero prayed to Alastor for justice against his enemies.
- A person who is relentless in seeking revenge or punishment.
- After the betrayal, he became an alastor, never forgiving those who wronged him.
- She warned that an alastor would not rest until justice was served.
- The character in the novel is an alastor, driven by a need for vengeance.