noun
- members of an ancient Celtic priestly class who served as priests, teachers, and judges
Usage: historical
Examples
- The druids conducted religious ceremonies in sacred groves.
- Ancient druids were known for their knowledge of astronomy and medicine.
- Roman writers described the druids as powerful figures in Celtic society.
- The druids passed down their traditions through oral teaching.
- Archaeological evidence suggests druids played important roles in Celtic communities.
- Modern neo-pagan groups sometimes claim inspiration from ancient druids.