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Meanings of magic in English
An illusory feat; considered magical by naive observers.
Rituals or actions employed to manipulate natural or supernatural beings and forces.
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Examples for "charming"
Examples for "charming"
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Yes, so did I; just children, of course, but they were charming.
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I must say he seems most charming, something quite exceptional these days.
3
He brought bottles of good wine, flowers and his own charming company.
4
Of course, cricket has its charming idiosyncrasies that people want to protect.
5
Variety's Deborah Young called the film: charming Iranian cinema at its purest.
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The son's guardian was a wizard of great power but dubious principle.
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I told you long ago that being a real wizard means sacrifice.
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My own opinion is that the wizard left for his own reasons.
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Each wields vast power, wizard-powerto rival the archangels and lesser gods.
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For once, the wizard's magic was working right on the first try.
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They were her only point of control in this whole magical situation.
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Reviewed - Deck the Halls:IT'S THAT magical time of the year again.
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There's no question that his ghost effects were especially magical and dramatic.
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I've heard of the magical kingdoms before: New York, London, even Jerusalem.
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She had said three magical words that filled Gault with great joy.
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But tell me this, professor - what exactly is the witching hour?
2
People will also be focusing on Friday, when we have triple witching.
3
She had a witching mouth, a dainty nose, and an open brow.
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Tufts of geranium, from bead baskets, suspended mid-room, drop their witching perfume.
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There are now 71 days and counting until the final Brexit witching hour.
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Like maybe tapping into a sorcerous ley line, or a human sacrifice.
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Though bought with sorcerous devastation such as had not been seen in generations.
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Until some difficulty of a more sorcerous kind appeared, my part was done.
4
The rain swept over them, billowing like a magician's scarves, bringing sorcerous change.
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The flashing pale glow of the sorcerous dome rose up to meet them.
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Otherwise he'd have all kinds of wizardly implements necessary to his craft.
2
Still, he supposed there were duds born into the most wizardly families.
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I put my pencil down and steepled my fingers in wizardly fashion.
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But perhaps he thinks black makes him look more mysterious and wizardly.
5
The common and wizardly languages took only to paper or parchment.
Usage of magic in English
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Their creation is the result of a different way of using magic.
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Unfortunately, for the moment he needed the gargoyle's ability to sense magic.
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Opening sesame In reality, many more factors will affect Alibaba's magic number.
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Both work their magic overnight and have produced fresh food by morning.
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They created a new sort of magic that is still popular today.
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The problem is these compounds can't work the same magic in organs.
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People are quite able to torment one another without aid of magic.
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The orchids need the Euglossine bees, for the usual 'magic bullet' reasons.
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The problem was that technology doesn't seem to enjoy coexisting with magic.
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Some element of magic has left the great national sporting road show.
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And I don't come here today with any magic formula, Mullen said.
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I had issues way before I got involved with magic, believe me.
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The idea of containing and controlling it through magic seemed particularly impossible.
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That's because there is a problem with magic: you can't trust it.
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Maybe Northside sheriffs carried magic potions the way ordinary sheriffs carried guns.
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I hope nothing breaks; I have no magic left to fix it.
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Translations for magic
Catalan
Magic through the time
Magic across language varieties
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Common
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