What is another word for magic?
570 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ mˈad͡ʒɪk], [ mˈadʒɪk], [ m_ˈa_dʒ_ɪ_k]
The word "magic" is often used to describe something that is enchanting, mysterious, or seemingly supernatural. However, there are many synonyms that can be used to add variety and depth to your language. One such synonym is "wizardry," which can suggest a more skillful type of magic. Another option is "sorcery," which can evoke a darker, more ominous sense of magic. "Enchantment" and "spell" are other synonyms that can be used to describe the captivating and mysterious aspects of magic. Finally, "fantasy" and "miracle" can also be used to convey a sense of awe and wonder that is often associated with magic.
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Similar words for magic:
- all (adjective)
- enchanted (adjective)
- magical (adjective)
- mystic/mystical (adjective)
- occult (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- presto (adjective)
- other relevant words (adverb)
- alchemy (noun)
- black art (noun)
- black magic (noun)
- charm (noun)
- conjuring trick (noun)
- delightful (noun)
- deviltry (noun)
- fascination (noun)
- hex (noun)
- hocus-pocus (noun)
- legerdemain (noun)
- magic (noun)
- magnetism (noun)
- mysterious (noun)
- necromancy (noun)
- occult (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- sleight of hand (noun)
- sorcery (noun)
- spell (noun)
- supernatural power; appearance (noun)
- whammy (noun)
- other synonyms
- magical
- mysterious
- other relevant words
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Magic:
adj.
• all (adjective) • enchanted (adjective) • magical (adjective)- parapsychological,
- Tranced,
- spiritualistic,
- runic,
- telekinetic,
- extra ordinary,
- demoniac,
- witchlike.
- more necromantic,
- para-normal,
- most necromantic,
- super-natural,
- more telestic,
- most unknowable,
- more transcendental,
- most nonrational,
- un-accountable,
- in scrutable,
- more mysterial,
- non rational,
- more wizardly,
- more sorcerous,
- super natural,
- un knowable,
- more unknowable,
- para normal,
- most wizardly,
- more nonrational,
- un-knowable,
- non-rational,
- meta-physical,
- meta physical,
- in-scrutable,
- un accountable,
- most sorcerous,
- most mysterial,
- more magic,
- most telestic.
adv.
• Other relevant words: (adverb)n.
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•
- nice,
- restful,
- enjoyable,
- pleasant,
- cheerful,
- pleasurable,
- relaxing,
- pleasing,
- attractive,
- lovely.
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- 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.
- star qualities,
- delightfulnesses,
- be-witcheries,
- be witcheries,
- bewitcheries,
- be-witchery,
- be witchery.
- Hocuspocus,
- magic words,
- nonsense,
- Mummeries,
- mummery,
- gobbledegook,
- magic word,
- Occultism,
- incantation,
- Hocus.
- Discarnate,
- clairvoyant,
- prophetic,
- disembodied,
- spectral,
- immaterial,
- Fiendish,
- spellbound,
- cryptic,
- diabolic,
- transcendental,
- psychic,
- tutelary,
- spooky,
- satanic,
- haunted,
- malevolent,
- Fay,
- cursed,
- eerie,
- otherworldly,
- ghostly.
- desirability,
- witching,
- thing for,
- alchemy,
- chemistries,
- deviltry,
- drawing power,
- conjuration,
- fascination,
- mesmerism,
- hex,
- grabbers,
- seductiveness,
- enchantment,
- magnetism,
- bewitchery,
- sorcery,
- obsession,
- hang up,
- Its,
- charm,
- delightfulness,
- black magic,
- captivatingness,
- star quality,
- sleight of hand,
- desirabilities,
- conjurations,
- black art,
- grabber,
- hangup,
- chemistry,
- mystique.
Other synonyms:
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- talismanic,
- Theurgic,
- Thaumaturgy,
- Thaumaturgical,
- Thaumaturgic,
- Sortilege,
- mystery,
- prestidigitation,
- theurgy,
- witchery,
- whammy,
- Theurgical.
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- fey,
- mysterious.
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- lucky.
- focus,
- mythology,
- miracle,
- hocus-pocus,
- magic trick,
- tricks,
- trick,
- illusion,
- magician,
- deception,
- conjurer.
- dream,
- likeness,
- hoodwink,
- Splendorous,
- art,
- boss,
- fab,
- resplendent,
- brilliance,
- enthrall,
- capture,
- puppet,
- betray,
- marvelous,
- Phylacteric,
- chicanery,
- fairy,
- bad,
- superior,
- practical joke,
- sophistication,
- talisman,
- divine,
- matchless,
- exceptional,
- Magian,
- fabulous,
- staggering,
- splendour,
- gibberish,
- extraordinary,
- beguile,
- juggle,
- cabalistic,
- striking,
- airiness,
- mysticism,
- glamour,
- bewitch,
- unbelievable,
- phantasy,
- superlative,
- animal magnetism,
- obeah,
- presage,
- fallaciousness,
- lantern,
- lustrous,
- plaything,
- solid,
- splendid,
- paranormal,
- unequalled,
- unprecedented,
- mythic,
- Enthralment,
- spiritualism,
- cheat,
- Diablerie,
- whopping,
- mystic,
- idealization,
- outstanding,
- thundering,
- incredible,
- prank,
- collusion,
- mesmerize,
- Demonship,
- Prestigiation,
- fancy,
- Feticism,
- trifle,
- out of sight,
- refinement,
- ensorcellment,
- marvellous,
- demonolatry,
- hypnotic,
- toy,
- trickery,
- circumvention,
- illusionist,
- prodigious,
- juju,
- draw,
- grace,
- Coggery,
- sorcerer,
- remarkable,
- resplendence,
- brilliancy,
- prophecy,
- puppet show,
- luster,
- conjury,
- Vampirism,
- breathtaking,
- conjure,
- joke,
- delusiveness,
- world,
- unsubstantiality,
- classic,
- to the max,
- fantasy,
- glorious,
- wanga,
- gorgeous,
- resplendency,
- super,
- attractiveness,
- falseness,
- hypnotize,
- irresistibility,
- knickknack,
- simulacrum,
- influence,
- excellent,
- captivating,
- nimbus,
- noteworthy,
- captivation,
- weird,
- power,
- aura,
- glory,
- deceive,
- enrapture,
- Odylic,
- supernaturalism,
- blaze of glory,
- misrepresentation,
- cozenage,
- rune,
- Incantatory,
- pull,
- table turning,
- attraction,
- cool,
- copacetic,
- spellbind,
- juggling,
- Thaumaturgics,
- bewitching,
- fetichism,
- deceit,
- radiant,
- prediction,
- formula,
- entrancement,
- Ingannation,
- rite,
- misinform,
- sensational,
- splendiferous,
- beautiful,
- stupendous,
- necromancy,
- jest,
- dazzling,
- illusionism,
- first-rate,
- attract,
- envelope,
- duende,
- appearance,
- false light,
- inscrutability,
- shamanistic,
- antic,
- suavity,
- taboo,
- radiance,
- divination,
- fantabulous,
- soothsaying,
- awesome,
- Likeableness,
- fine,
- doll,
- teetotum,
- culture,
- jugglery,
- mesmerizing,
- lie,
- superstition,
- voodooism,
- obi,
- ensorcel,
- cultivation,
- Demonology,
- dissembling,
- charmed,
- invocation,
- elfin,
- ace,
- electrobiology,
- strangeness,
- unreality,
- glamorous,
- hot,
- in the groove,
- ritual,
- fascinating,
- entreat,
- numinous,
- bewitched,
- smashing,
- bauble,
- mythical,
- mislead,
- seeming,
- magnificent,
- keen,
- howling,
- natural magic,
- delusion,
- invoke,
- occult sciences,
- thrilling,
- ensorcelling,
- stunt,
- elegance,
- of impossible feats by tricks abracadabra,
- brilliant,
- false show,
- false appearance,
- exorcism,
- obiism,
- ghost dance,
- hoodoo,
- semblance,
- enchanting,
- magnetic,
- bright,
- Demonomy,
- illustrious,
- peep show,
- Gramarye,
- shining,
- glitter,
- entrancing,
- superb,
- voodoo,
- delude,
- terrific,
- head game,
- Jockeyship,
- fetishism,
- treachery,
- enchant,
- groovy,
- seduce,
- witchy,
- bizarre,
- mumbo jumbo,
- unrivalled,
- arouse,
- Illusiveness,
- ensorcell,
- conjuring,
- jinx,
- shamanism,
- neat,
- immateriality,
- urbanity,
- Illustriousness,
- mystical,
- uncanny,
- spellbinding,
- numinousness,
- great,
- artifice,
- halo,
- swindle,
- foreboding,
- bedevilment,
- fast one,
- amulet,
- Preternaturalism,
- performance,
- splendor,
- supercherie,
- Cantrip,
- chant,
- perfect,
- unreal,
- Gullery,
- charismatic,
- odylic force,
- animal,
- caper,
- spirit rapping,
- exquisite,
- dissimulation,
- polish,
- sympathetic magic,
- rattling,
- mind-boggling,
- mind-blowing,
- far-out,
- fantastic,
- show,
- captivate,
- allurement,
- John,
- fascinate,
- peerless,
- white magic,
- thumping,
- admirable.
How to use "Magic" in context?
Most people believe in magic, regardless of their religious beliefs. For some, it is a source of comfort and security; for others, it is a source of fascination. Whatever the reason, magic exists and has been practiced for centuries.
There is no single definition of magic, and it can be found in many different forms. Some believe magic is the use of supernatural powers to achieve desired results. Others believe magic is nothing more than an unconscious ability to create order from chaos.
Regardless of what people believe, magic is an important part of our culture. It is used to entertain us and to explain mysterious events.
Paraphrases for Magic:
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Reverse Entailment
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Noun, singular or mass
sorcery, witchcraft.
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Noun, singular or mass
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Independent
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Adjective
amazing, mysterious, mystical.
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Proper noun, singular
quadrant, celebrations, devils, tricks, magique.
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Adjective
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Other Related
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Proper noun, singular
magical.
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Noun, singular or mass
wizardry.
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Proper noun, singular
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.
Hyponym for Magic:
n.
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cognition
supernaturalism.
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cognition
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