Definition for Magic:

• Sleight of hand.

Synonyms for Magic:

• adj.

  •all (adjective)
  • wizard,
  • charming,
  • magical,
  • magic.
  •enchanted (adjective)
  • be-witched,
  • more ensorcelled,
  • under spell,
  • be witched,
  • most ensorcelled.
  •presto (adjective)
  • most suddenly,
  • instantaneous,
  • more suddenly,
  • most rapidly.
  •secret (adjective)
  • mystic.

• n.

  •
  • curse,
  • extrasensory perception,
  • abracadabra,
  • the black arts,
  • halloween,
  • ESP.
  •
  • nice,
  • restful,
  • enjoyable,
  • pleasant,
  • cheerful,
  • pleasurable,
  • relaxing,
  • pleasing,
  • attractive,
  • lovely.
  •
  • evil eye,
  • spell,
  • character,
  • glamor,
  • appeal,
  • good looks,
  • lure,
  • glitz,
  • allure,
  • charisma.
  •
  • be in practice,
  • have/get something down to a fine art,
  • be able to do something,
  • be no slouch,
  • have an eye for,
  • have a flair for something,
  • have a genius for (doing) something,
  • can do something in your sleep,
  • performing arts,
  • be a past master at doing something.
  •alchemy (noun)
  • pseudo science,
  • wizardry,
  • hermetics,
  • wizardries.
  •black art (noun)
  • black hocus-pocus,
  • spell-casting,
  • spellcasting.
  •black magic (noun)
  • satanism,
  • Demonianism,
  • diabolism,
  • demon worship,
  • Witcheries,
  • diabolisms.
  •charm (noun)
  • star qualities,
  • delightfulnesses,
  • be-witcheries,
  • be witcheries,
  • bewitcheries,
  • be-witchery,
  • be witchery.
  •conjuring trick (noun)
  • conjuring trick.
  •delightful (noun)
  • delightful.
  •deviltry (noun)
  • evil magic,
  • devilment,
  • devilishment,
  • mischief-making.
  •fascination (noun)
  • thing fors.
  •hex (noun)
  • bewitchments,
  • bewitchment,
  • hexing.
  •hocus-pocus (noun)
  • Hocuspocus,
  • magic words,
  • nonsense,
  • Mummeries,
  • mummery,
  • gobbledegook,
  • magic word,
  • Occultism,
  • incantation,
  • Hocus.
  •sleight of hand (noun)
  • Double dealing,
  • escamotage.
  •sorcery (noun)
  • clairvoyance,
  • witchcraft,
  • palmistry,
  • demonism,
  • fortune telling,
  • necromancing,
  • Divining,
  • devilry,
  • horoscopy,
  • augury,
  • astrology.
  •spell (noun)
  • talisman,
  • rune,
  • runes.
  •supernatural (noun)
  • supernatural.
  •supernatural power; appearance (noun)
  • legerdemain,
  • presage,
  • superstition,
  • necromancy,
  • soothsaying,
  • allurement,
  • prediction,
  • foreboding,
  • conjury,
  • exorcism,
  • conjuring,
  • taboo,
  • power,
  • voodooism,
  • trickery,
  • fortune-telling,
  • of impossible feats by tricks abracadabra,
  • prophecy,
  • voodoo,
  • divination.
  •whammy (noun)
  • mumbo-jumbo,
  • triple whammy.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • talismanic,
  • Theurgic,
  • Thaumaturgy,
  • Thaumaturgical,
  • Thaumaturgic,
  • Sortilege,
  • mystery,
  • prestidigitation,
  • theurgy,
  • witchery,
  • whammy,
  • Theurgical.
  •
  • fey,
  • mysterious.
  •
  • lucky.
  •torch
  • lantern.
  •weird
  • uncanny.

Paraphrases for Magic:

• Reverse Entailment

  • Noun, singular or mass
    witchcraft, sorcery.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    mysterious, mystical, amazing.
  • Proper noun, singular
    tricks, celebrations, devils, magique, quadrant.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    miracle, trick, spell, wonder.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    magical, miracle.
  • Proper noun, singular
    magical.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    wizardry.

Antonyms for Magic:

• adj.

  • Other antonyms:
    natural, unremarkable, unexceptional, run-of-the-mill, routine, workaday, commonplace, everyday, normal, prosaic, ordinary, usual.

• n.

  • supernatural power; appearance
    reality.

Magic Sentence Examples:

• But she - it is like magic.

• What magic was there in the man himself?

Homophones for Magic:

• menage, mexico, monegasque, muss, mucous, miscue, mining, mink, mash, meshugge, moxie, maikoa, meaning, man jack, mossy, momos, mesozoic, meanness, menziesia, maxi, mock, myiasis, miwok, Minnie Mouse, Minimus, moussaka, misuse, monomaniac, myosis, mayonnaise, mucus, meshuga, mayaca, much, manque, mannish, misgauge, massasauga, munja, miosis, mickey, mishegoss, mansi, mesh, mince, massage, manx, Micah, Mauna Kea, missus, minx, mango, mishegaas, mesic, mag, msg, moschus, muggee, mensa, mays, macaw, mg, mangy, mussy, musci, mix, mimesis, managua, macau, mongo, mosque, mushy, mhz, munch, mongoose, mucose, muse, monkey, moujik, mosey, mujik, mysis, mingy, musca, masse, mick, mooch, mach, masses, mess, munjuk, msc, minkowski, manky, moo-cow, munj, msh, mimosaceae, muskogee, mons, magus, means, mimus, meshugga, moses, Manichee, manus, meiosis, mangey, manis, mesa, manage, meq, manic, macho, Meno Mosso, maquis, Mimamsa, meek, Micheas, mohawk, magh, moaning, maja, mush, musgu, mezzo, majik, monas, menses, mesua, mnemonics, mako, manse, mm hg, mouse, mawkish, music, musa, minimize, men's, mc, myg, mnemonic, masque, Massawa, mummichog, momus, meninx, musk hog, missy, maniac, messiah, monaco, masseuse, muzhik, meg, mensch, mousy, masa, mus, mucosa, musky, mniaceae, mecca, minimum wage, maze, manchu, mack, macao, make way, minge, mayacaceae, mojo, moksa, mensh, mung, messy, MKO, meniscus, muck, mica, moke, myaceae, menace, MCIA, majagua, moose, mange, mx, mass, mahuang, mezuzah, meninges, mac, minos, maguey, monoecious, mike, much as, meuse, mace, minsk, MAK, mezuza, maize, Manes, musaceae, mask, mayeng, mucky, minus, mousey, missis, mahagua, mug, mwanza, ms, MEK, message, mashie, mews, moneses, monecious, muggy, monkish, minimise, max, manioca, mosh, Magha, manna ash, make, messuage, mousse, mashi, manioc, make hay, magic eye, mycosis, mimosa, musk ox, mocha, Monoicous, moscow, mosaic, Ms., musgoi, miss, musk, magi, msasa, ming, musquash, macaque, muzzy, msec, monk, munich, mimic, macaca, monish, Micaceous, minacious, mcg, mazy, meshugaas, masai, moss, muncie, muzjik.

Hypernym for Magic:

• n.

  • cognition
    conjuration, necromancy, mojo, conjuring, invocation, white magic, sorcery, conjury, juju, black magic, black art.

Hyponym for Magic:

• n.

  • cognition
    supernaturalism.