wizardy
1 Americannoun
adjective
Example Sentences
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That type of short-game wizardy is what allowed Day to turn a so-so round into $210,000 and a victory over Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy and Hideki Matsuyama.
From Golf Digest
This bit of technological wizardy was brought to the table by Mastercard and demonstrates how the fashion industry might be able to address increasing consumer demand for supply-chain transparency.
From Los Angeles Times
In Britannia, Crook has been upgraded to the main man - a wizardy sort called Veran who has terrible skin and a wicked stare.
From BBC
It wasn’t history, it was the Dodgers defying history, with their will and work ethic and maybe a little bit of wizardy.
From Los Angeles Times
Related: How Harry Potter changed my life In fact, with the play and the screenplay, 2016 has turned out to be what she describes as “such a wizardy year”.
From The Guardian
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