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What is the male version of enchantress?

There isn't a universally recognized "male version" of Enchantress, the way there might be for a word like "actress" (actor).

The word "Enchantress" itself is already gendered, referring specifically to a female magical being.

If you're looking for a male equivalent in mythology or fantasy, here are some possibilities:

* Enchanter: This is a straightforward translation, but it's less commonly used than "Enchantress".

* Sorcerer: This is a more general term for a male magical practitioner.

* Wizard: Similar to "Sorcerer", but often implying a higher level of power and knowledge.

* Warlock: This term often carries a darker connotation, suggesting a male magician who has made a pact with a powerful entity.

Ultimately, the best term to use depends on the specific context and the character you're trying to describe.

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