英和和英

名詞

wizardliness (uncountable)

1. the quality of being wizardly
2. (chiefly humorous, sometimes capitalized, preceded by a possessive personal pronoun) A reverent mode of address towards a wizard.
   • 2013, Ross Montgomery, Alex, the Dog and the Unopenable Door, Faber & Faber (ISBN 9780571294633)

     They hurriedly looked down the telescopes in front of them. 'No,Your Wizardliness ,' one of them cried. 'It's a man. It's an extremely hairy old man.' He paused and looked through the telescope again. 'Or maybe it's just another old guy in wolf furs.

   • 2013, Ty Johnston, City of Rogues: Book I of The Kobalos Trilogy, Ty Johnston

     Is there anything in particular I can do for you today?” Stilp's eyes wandered to the sleeping mage. “The boss sent me to check on his wizardliness.

   • year unknown, Richard Gorman, Sulhan, Lulu.com (ISBN 9781326897444), page 4

     Ah, you're here. Glad you made it through. His wizardliness pointed you our way I gather? Well I'm sure the boss knows what he's about.

   • 1995, C. Dale Brittain, The Witch & the Cathedral, Baen Books (ISBN 9780671876616)

     "And don't call me Your Holiness, Daimbert, unless you expect me to start calling you Your Wizardliness!" The candles were lit, and the bishop's servant brought the soup.