Magic
Pronunciation: /ˈmædʒɪk/
Magic (noun)
- special power used to make impossible things happen, often in stories.
- performing tricks to entertain people, like making things disappear.
- a special quality that makes something seem wonderful or exciting.
Examples
- The wizard used magic to transform the frog.
- She believed in the magic of the ancient spell.
Common collocations: cast a spell, ancient magic, magic show, perform magic, magic moment
Magic (adjective)
- connected with supernatural powers or performing tricks.
Examples
- He wore a magic cloak that made him invisible.
- The magic potion turned the prince into a frog.