IPA: /ˈɛksɔːsɪst/
KK: /ˈɛksɔrˌsɪst/
A person, often a priest, who removes evil spirits from people or places.
The exorcist was called to help the family with their haunted house.
Exorcist → It is formed from "ex-" (meaning out) and "orcizare" (meaning to bind by oath). The word refers to someone who drives out evil spirits or demons, literally meaning one who calls out or binds them to leave.
Think of someone who is calling out or driving away evil spirits ('ex-') — that's what an exorcist does.