Synonyms for Wizard:

• adj.

  •adept (adjective)
  • most crackerjack,
  • nobodys fool,
  • most hotshot,
  • most capable,
  • more wizard,
  • therer,
  • therest,
  • whizest,
  • savviest,
  • more hotshot,
  • on beam,
  • nobody fool,
  • more crackerjack,
  • whizer,
  • most wizard,
  • on ball,
  • sharp as tack,
  • more skilled,
  • up speed.
  •adroit (adjective)
  • quick on uptake,
  • quick uptake,
  • quick the trigger,
  • most up,
  • more up,
  • quick witted,
  • quickwitted,
  • quick the uptake,
  • quick trigger.
  •Other relevant words: (adjective)
  • smart,
  • slick,
  • hotshot,
  • savvy,
  • neater,
  • hot tamale,
  • there,
  • quick on trigger,
  • quick on the uptake,
  • know stuff,
  • nobody's fool,
  • adept,
  • no dummy,
  • up to speed,
  • quick on the trigger,
  • foxy,
  • quick,
  • quickest,
  • no slouch,
  • adroit,
  • sharp as a tack,
  • on the beam.

• n.

  •
  • maestro,
  • clairvoyant,
  • old hand,
  • superman,
  • queen,
  • best,
  • exponent,
  • fortuneteller.
  •
  • coven,
  • proficient,
  • dab,
  • faith healer,
  • ability,
  • healer.
  •authority (noun)
  • kingfishes,
  • kingfish,
  • kingpins,
  • upstairs,
  • top brass,
  • Specialists,
  • top hand,
  • power elite,
  • big wig,
  • kingpin,
  • ivory dome,
  • veteran,
  • FEDS,
  • top dog,
  • CEOS.
  •charmer (noun)
  • bewitchers,
  • be witcher,
  • be-witcher.
  •charming (noun)
  • charming.
  •conjuror (noun)
  • Mage,
  • juggler,
  • jugglers,
  • MAGES.
  •dab hand (noun)
  • dab-hand.
  •expert (noun)
  • consultant,
  • specialist,
  • genius,
  • sophisticate,
  • technician,
  • maven,
  • crackerjack,
  • whiz,
  • buff,
  • journeyman,
  • artist,
  • connoisseur.
  •genie (noun)
  • jinnis,
  • djinnis,
  • jinnees.
  •grand master (noun)
  • grand-master,
  • master hands.
  •intellectual (noun)
  • philosopher,
  • braintruster,
  • thinker,
  • intelligentsia,
  • academician,
  • einsteins,
  • intelligentsias,
  • academicians,
  • avant-gardes.
  •magic (noun)
  • magic.
  •magical (noun)
  • magical.
  •magician (noun)
  • feats tricks archimage,
  • miracle workers,
  • medicine people,
  • thaumaturges,
  • exorcisers,
  • medicine persons.
  •master (noun)
  • savant,
  • real pro,
  • scientist,
  • whiz-bang,
  • doyenne,
  • whizbang.
  •Other relevant words: (noun)
  • jinni,
  • predictors,
  • warlock,
  • enchantress,
  • prodigy,
  • superstars,
  • ace,
  • exorcists,
  • prophetess,
  • illusionist,
  • SHARPS,
  • pro,
  • djinni,
  • magician,
  • virtuoso,
  • authority,
  • wangateur,
  • enchanter,
  • illusionists,
  • alternative practitioner,
  • Theurgist,
  • master hand,
  • sibyl,
  • forecaster,
  • Horoscopist,
  • theurgists,
  • isangoma,
  • necromancers,
  • exorcist,
  • wizards,
  • marvel,
  • meteorologist,
  • hot stuff,
  • seer,
  • druids,
  • medicine person,
  • exorciser,
  • fortune-teller,
  • spellbinders,
  • phenom,
  • professional,
  • powerhouse,
  • tea-leaf reader,
  • prophetesses,
  • powerhouses,
  • jinnee,
  • trickster,
  • old war-horse,
  • prophet,
  • superstar,
  • predictor,
  • expert,
  • diabolists,
  • Evocator,
  • haruspex,
  • necromancer,
  • druid,
  • palmists,
  • Bewitcher,
  • witch doctor,
  • conjurer,
  • Genie,
  • dillettante,
  • feats or tricks archimage,
  • fortune teller,
  • vaticinator,
  • Satanists,
  • conjuror,
  • magi,
  • obeah doctor,
  • intellectual,
  • hotshots,
  • spellbinder,
  • satanist,
  • grand master,
  • mundunugu,
  • charmer,
  • master,
  • Seeress,
  • shaman,
  • Prophesier,
  • miracle worker,
  • pros,
  • healers,
  • diabolist,
  • MAGIS,
  • palmist,
  • meteorologists,
  • Thaumaturge.
  •person who can perform magic (noun)
  • diviner,
  • medium,
  • witch,
  • occultist,
  • Augurer,
  • hypnotist,
  • soothsayer,
  • magus,
  • astrologer,
  • sorcerer.
  •person who is highly skilled (noun)
  • star,
  • whiz kid,
  • wiz,
  • shark,
  • hot shot.
  •prodigy (noun)
  • wonder,
  • curiosity,
  • rarity,
  • oddity,
  • mahatma,
  • phenomenon,
  • spectacle,
  • stunner,
  • talent,
  • luminary,
  • thunderbolt,
  • paragon,
  • shocker,
  • miracle,
  • sensation.
  •professional (noun)
  • old war horses,
  • old warhorses,
  • super-star,
  • phenoms,
  • super-stars,
  • old war-horses,
  • super star,
  • old warhorse,
  • old war horse,
  • super stars.
  •prophesier (noun)
  • fore tellers,
  • fore teller,
  • fore-tellers,
  • fore-teller.
  •prophet (noun)
  • ovates,
  • tea leaf readers,
  • fore caster,
  • horoscopists,
  • fore casters,
  • tea leaf reader,
  • seeresses,
  • haruspices,
  • tealeaf readers,
  • evocators,
  • fore-casters,
  • tealeaf reader,
  • fore-caster,
  • tea-leaf readers.
  •sorcerer (noun)
  • Demonist,
  • prestidigitator,
  • voodooist,
  • demonolater.
  •sorcerous (noun)
  • sorcerous.
  •supernatural (noun)
  • supernatural.
  •virtuoso (noun)
  • hot stuffs,
  • dillettantes,
  • no slouches,
  • intelligents.
  •whizz (noun)
  • whizz.
  •witch doctor (noun)
  • isangomata,
  • wangateurs,
  • mundunugus,
  • witch-doctor,
  • alternative practitioners,
  • obeah doctors.
  •witching (noun)
  • witching.
  •wizard (noun)
  • wizardly.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • past master,
  • dab hand.

Paraphrases for Wizard:

• Equivalence

  • Proper noun, singular
    magician.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    sorcerer, magician.

• Reverse Entailment

  • Noun, singular or mass
    conjurer.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    attendant.
  • Proper noun, singular
    warlock.
  • Noun, plural
    workers, Nurses.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    witch, warlock, attendant, widget, aide, shaman.

• Other Related

  • Proper noun, singular
    assistants.
  • Noun, plural
    assistants.

Antonyms for Wizard:

• n.

  • person who can perform magic
    amateur, rookie.
  • person who is highly skilled
    greenhorn, apprentice, imbecile, ignoramus.
  • Other antonyms:
    inferior, middling, lousy, execrable, bad, poor, rotten, terrible, wretched, awful, natural, mediocre, atrocious, substandard, low-grade, vile, pathetic, unsatisfactory, second-rate.