Synonyms for Magical:

• adj.

  •magical (adjective)
  • entranced,
  • fascinating,
  • conjuring,
  • entrancing,
  • mystic,
  • bewitched,
  • demoniac,
  • runic,
  • Tranced,
  • spellbinding,
  • spellbound,
  • wonderful,
  • witching,
  • witchlike,
  • spectral,
  • haunted,
  • spiritualistic,
  • unusual,
  • imaginary,
  • spooky,
  • charismatic,
  • enchanting,
  • parapsychological,
  • marvelous,
  • eerie,
  • clairvoyant,
  • Fiendish,
  • magnetic,
  • telekinetic,
  • extraordinary,
  • diabolic,
  • ghostly,
  • mythical.
  •miraculous (adjective)
  • astounding,
  • unbelievable,
  • monstrous,
  • amazing,
  • staggering,
  • freakish,
  • numinous,
  • fabulous,
  • inexplicable,
  • strange,
  • spectacular,
  • unaccountable,
  • superhuman,
  • anomalous,
  • astonishing,
  • prodigious,
  • stupefying,
  • the utmost,
  • preternatural,
  • wondrous,
  • incredible,
  • phenomenal,
  • unreal,
  • stupendous,
  • heavy,
  • unimaginable,
  • awesome,
  • magical,
  • superior,
  • unearthly.
  •mysterious (adjective)
  • covert,
  • mystifying,
  • impenetrable,
  • cryptic,
  • difficult,
  • furtive,
  • perplexing,
  • curious,
  • hidden,
  • recondite,
  • symbolic,
  • spiritual,
  • esoteric,
  • unfathomable,
  • baffling,
  • subjective,
  • inscrutable,
  • abstruse,
  • arcane,
  • unnatural,
  • enigmatic,
  • incomprehensible,
  • cabalistic,
  • insoluble,
  • oracular,
  • equivocal,
  • veiled,
  • dark,
  • transcendental,
  • obscure,
  • unknown,
  • mystical,
  • puzzling,
  • secretive.
  •mystic (adjective)
  • more witchlike,
  • most witchlike.
  •mystic/mystical (adjective)
  • paranormal,
  • visionary,
  • metaphysical,
  • anagogic,
  • quixotic.
  •mystical (adjective)
  • more hermetical,
  • most hermetical.
  •occult (adjective)
  • hermetic,
  • orphic,
  • deep,
  • Acroamatic,
  • profound,
  • concealed,
  • unrevealed,
  • transmundane,
  • invisible.
  •Other relevant words: (adjective)
  • wonderworking,
  • ensorcelled,
  • enigmatical,
  • Thaumaturgic,
  • Supermundane,
  • unknowable,
  • otherworldly,
  • occult,
  • nonrational,
  • miraculous,
  • supranatural,
  • under a spell,
  • Theurgic,
  • Hermetical,
  • talismanic,
  • alchemistic,
  • extra ordinary,
  • enchanted,
  • Mysterial,
  • uncanny,
  • necromantic,
  • astrological,
  • sphinxlike,
  • wizardly,
  • mysterious,
  • sorcerous,
  • weird,
  • Telestic,
  • Theurgical.
  •otherworldly (adjective)
  • heavenly,
  • out of this world,
  • ethereal,
  • alien,
  • unworldly.
  •uncanny (adjective)
  • inspired,
  • creepy,
  • devilish,
  • scary,
  • singular,
  • supranormal,
  • scarier,
  • Inexplainable,
  • ghoulish,
  • unheard-of,
  • secret,
  • unheard of,
  • queer.
  •weird (adjective)
  • fearful,
  • horrific,
  • dreadful,
  • eccentric,
  • grotesque,
  • awe-inspiring,
  • supernal,
  • haunting,
  • oddball,
  • awful,
  • uncouth,
  • peculiar,
  • outlandish,
  • ominous,
  • kooky,
  • ghastly,
  • freaky.

• n.

  •
  • black magic,
  • enchantment,
  • alchemy,
  • the black arts,
  • extrasensory perception,
  • abracadabra,
  • ESP,
  • halloween,
  • curse.
  •
  • enjoyable,
  • pleasurable,
  • pleasant,
  • pleasing,
  • lovely,
  • nice,
  • attractive,
  • cheerful,
  • relaxing,
  • restful.
  •charming (noun)
  • charming.
  •magic (noun)
  • magic.
  •magical (noun)
  • supernatural,
  • wizard.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • Thaumaturgical.
  •
  • fey.
  •Other relevant words (noun):
  • fantastic,
  • psychic,
  • resplendent,
  • voodoo,
  • incantational,
  • desirable,
  • Extramundane,
  • glorious,
  • charmed,
  • hoodoo,
  • abnormal,
  • glamorous,
  • captivating,
  • remarkable,
  • shamanistic,
  • illustrious,
  • brilliant,
  • delightful,
  • Supramundane,
  • shamanist,
  • psychical,
  • radiant,
  • Magian,
  • Incantatory,
  • splendid,
  • far-out,
  • Splendrous,
  • lustrous,
  • bewitching,
  • Preterhuman,
  • Cantrip,
  • mesmerizing,
  • ensorcelling,
  • Phylacteric,
  • shining,
  • marvellous,
  • supernormal,
  • crazy,
  • hypnotic,
  • appealing,
  • unexplained,
  • beguiling,
  • exceptional,
  • shaman,
  • telepathic,
  • Ultramundane,
  • Shamanic,
  • Odylic,
  • alluring,
  • mind-boggling,
  • bright,
  • alchemic,
  • Wonder-working,
  • fairy,
  • intriguing,
  • extrasensory,
  • Splendent,
  • indecipherable,
  • transcendent,
  • other-worldly,
  • witch,
  • enthralling,
  • unexplainable,
  • witchy,
  • Splendorous,
  • mythic.

Paraphrases for Magical:

• Independent

  • Adjective
    marvellous, delightful.
  • Proper noun, singular
    devils, magique.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    magic, miraculous, wonderful, marvelous, mysterious, fantastic, amazing, unreal.
  • Proper noun, singular
    magic.

Antonyms for Magical:

• adj.

  • magic/magical
    normal, unmoving.
  • magical
    boring, dull.
  • miraculous
    usual.
  • mysterious
    obvious, known, public, plain, tangible, straightforward, unmysterious, apparent.
  • mystic/mystical
    undisguised, palpable, natural, knowable.
  • uncanny
    earthly.
  • Other antonyms:
    everyday, commonplace, frequent, regular, garden, wonted, expected, common, workaday, routine, predictable, unexceptional, habitual, average, run-of-the-mill, unremarkable, typical, customary, ordinary, prosaic.

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