noun
- a person who initiates others into religious mysteries or esoteric knowledge
- a teacher or interpreter of mystical doctrines
Usage: formal; historical
Usage: formal
Examples
- The ancient mystagogue led the initiates through the sacred rituals.
- She served as a mystagogue for those seeking spiritual enlightenment.
- The philosopher acted as a mystagogue, revealing hidden truths to his students.
- In ancient Greece, the mystagogue guided worshippers through the Eleusinian Mysteries.
- The mystagogue’s teachings attracted followers from across the region.
- He was regarded as a mystagogue who could unlock the secrets of the universe.