Intercessor

Pronunciation: /ˌɪn.tərˈsɛs.ər/

Examples of intercessor in a Sentence

formal The intercessor played a crucial role in mediating between the two parties.

informal I heard the intercessor is really good at resolving conflicts.

slang Yo, that intercessor knows how to smooth things over like nobody's business.

figurative In times of trouble, she was like an intercessor, always there to help and support.

Grammatical Forms of intercessor

• past tense: interceded
• plural: intercessors
• comparative: more intercessory
• superlative: most intercessory
• present tense: intercedes
• future tense: will intercede
• perfect tense: has interceded
• continuous tense: is interceding
• singular: intercessor
• positive degree: intercessor
• infinitive: to intercede
• gerund: interceding
• participle: interceding

Origin and Evolution of intercessor

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'intercessor' originated from the Latin word 'intercedere', which means 'to intervene or come between'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'intercessor' has come to be used to refer to someone who acts as a mediator or advocate on behalf of others in a religious or spiritual context.