wizard
/ˈwɪzərd/
noun
- A person who is extremely skilled or knowledgeable in a particular field.
- My uncle is a computer wizard who can fix any problem.
- She's a wizard at baking and makes the best cakes in town.
- The team hired a financial wizard to help with their budget.
- A person in stories who has magical powers, often wearing a robe and a pointed hat.
- The wizard cast a spell to protect the village from the dragon.
- Children dressed as wizards for the Halloween parade.
- In the book, a wise old wizard helps the hero on his quest.
- A computer program or feature that guides a user step by step through a complex task.
- The website has a resume wizard that makes creating a CV easy.
- The setup wizard helped me install the new software quickly.
- Use the import wizard to bring your photos into the program.
Antonyms
adjective
- Relating to magic or wizardry; magical.
- They entered a wizard realm filled with enchanted creatures.
- She waved her wand with a wizard gesture, and the lights flickered.
- The wizard hat was covered in silver stars.
- Extremely good or impressive; excellent (informal, especially British English).
- That was a wizard goal the striker scored in the final minute.
- We had a wizard time at the amusement park yesterday.
- His wizard performance on the guitar amazed everyone.