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psychopomp
[sahy-koh-pomp]
noun
a person who conducts spirits or souls to the other world, as Hermes or Charon.
Word History and Origins
Origin of psychopomp1
Example Sentences
That’s when he is greeted, in a kind of nightclub limbo, by Chimney Man — so called because this forbidding psychopomp, played by the fascinatingly strict Billy Porter, sweeps souls to their destination.
Well, really two, if you count the supernatural one: a psychopomp, or collector of souls of the recently dead.
He’s focusing on “psychopomp work” – the guiding of newly dead souls into the afterlife.
Those same people call her a psychopomp — someone who acts as a link between this world and the next for others.
There were ogres and villains, psychopomps, messengers, and mentors.
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