magic

US /ˈmædʒ.ɪk/
UK /ˈmædʒ.ɪk/
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the power of apparently influencing the course of events by using mysterious or supernatural forces

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She believed in the power of magic.
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The children were captivated by the street performer's magic tricks.
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sorcerywitchcraftwizardryenchantmentoccultism
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a special quality or ability that makes something seem wonderful or exciting

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The magic of the holiday season fills the air.
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There's a certain magic about old books.
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charmallurefascinationenchantmentwonder
1.

used in magic; having supernatural properties

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He waved his magic wand.
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The ancient text contained magic spells.
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supernaturalenchantedmysticaloccultcharmed
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to transform or create something as if by magic

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The chef can magic up a delicious meal from simple ingredients.
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He tried to magic away his problems.
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conjurecreateproducetransformvanish
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magicalmagicallymagic bulletmagic realismmagic carpet