white magic

noun

1. magic used for good purposes, especially to counteract evil ( black magic ).

Example Sentences

So resist the urge to telegraph good deeds—just sit back and let the white magic unfold.

From The Daily Beast

White Magic that only the black man from everywhere and nowhere could perform.

From The Daily Beast

Surely, if one such mountebank can cheer her thus, she shall be fed on white magic each day.

From Project Gutenberg

Huysmans, however, scoffs at this distinction and says the use of the term "white magic" was a ruse of the Rose-Croix.

From Project Gutenberg

He has done much to popularize the fascinating art of white magic.

From Project Gutenberg

They are run by three things—black magic, white magic and a sense of humor.

From Project Gutenberg

Black magic takes them up the hills, white magic restrains them down, and the sense of humor is in the Irish conductors.

From Project Gutenberg