Pronunciation

/ˈmædʒɪk/

Definitions

• Noun: The use of rituals, spells, or abilities believed to harness supernatural forces to produce a desired outcome or effect, often seen in fiction or folklore. For example: “The wizard cast a powerful magic spell to defeat the dark forces.”
• Noun: Something that seems inexplicable by natural forces; a mysterious quality or power that evokes wonder or awe. For example: “The magician’s tricks were pure magic, leaving the audience mesmerized.”
• Adjective: Of, relating to, or using magic. For example: “In fairy tales, magic forests are filled with enchanted creatures.”

Phrases

• “Magic wand” refers to a fictional tool used to perform magical spells.
• “Work like magic” means to have an unexpectedly effective or immediate result. For example: “This new cleaning solution works like magic on tough stains.”
• “That’s the magic word” is said when someone uses the exact right word or phrase to get what they want.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The ancient civilization believed in the power of magic to heal and protect.”
• Adjective: “She wove a magic tale that captivated her listeners from beginning to end.”

Synonyms

• Sorcery
• Witchcraft
• Enchantment
• Conjuring
• Wizardry
• Charm
• Spellbinding
• Miracle (in the sense of seemingly inexplicable phenomena)