How to Pronounce "exorcist"
word
ˈɛksɝsəst
EK-ser-sist
ˈɛksəsˌɪst
EK-suh-sist
Definition
An exorcist is a person, often a priest, who is believed to have the power to force out evil spirits or demons from people or places.
IPA Transcription
American English
ˈɛksɝsəst
British English
ˈɛksəsˌɪst
Simplified Pronunciation
US
EK-ser-sist
UK
EK-suh-sist
Listen in Context
The exorcist prayed for hours to remove the evil spirit.
Some people called an exorcist when they heard strange noises at night.
The church sent an exorcist to the haunted house.
In many horror movies, the exorcist arrives just in time to save the day.