Other Word Forms
- hypermagical adjective
- hypermagically adverb
- magically adverb
- quasi-magical adjective
- quasi-magically adverb
- semimagical adjective
- semimagically adverb
- unmagical adjective
- unmagically adverb
Etymology
Origin of magical
Example Sentences
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Nobody needs to be told that Cameron Crowe lived a magical life, and yet there’s still an audience that wants to hear more than what he shared in his semi-autobiographical film, “Almost Famous.”
From Salon
Still, there’s something almost magical about knowing you can make a meal from scraps, stretch a budget, and feed yourself well.
From Salon
He created the visual style and tone and how to capture the magical interplay of our cast,” Alexander wrote.
From Los Angeles Times
The language of manifesting your dreams into reality might sound nonsensical or contrived, but to JOP, his magical thinking became his saving grace.
From Los Angeles Times
I literally once had a dream about a magical venue that feels safe and the crowd is always good and you just felt warm.
From Los Angeles Times
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