magical
magi·cal (maj′i kəl)
adjective
magic (esp. )
Preposition: for
- child: Snow is magical for children and Philly is no exception.
Adjective complement with noun phrase
- find: I will let you into a secret, I find loops magical.
- create: Hey and Múm have created something magical with music, bringing Louis ' world even more alive.
- do: Every little while I want to do something magical, and find I can't because the Belt is gone.
Modifies a noun
- realism: She was female and used magical realism for female purposes.
- adventure: Get ready to embark on a magical 3D adventure into a strange new world.
- kingdom: Disneyland Park Dream with your eyes open in this magical kingdom where make believe is real!
- spell: At times you almost appear to be irresistibly under a magical spell.
- rite: Glastonbury's traditions represent an ancient magical rite invoking paradise on earth.
- tale: Once upon a time a writer decided to set down the most memorable and magical tales she could find.
Modifying Another Word
- truly: Half an hour spent in enjoying such a pastime will have a truly magical effect on all the subtle vehicles within us.
- utterly: Yet used seriously and imaginatively as with " The Prisoner " , TV can still seem utterly magical.
- almost: By the 14th century, the plant had become endowed with almost magical powers.
- seemingly: How many speeches have you listened to and books have you read that have included those seemingly magical words?
- wonderfully: Nimmo successfully weaves a wonderfully magical mystery that only Charlie Bone can solve... .
- absolutely: The atmosphere in this little churchyard on a sunny day is absolutely magical!
Used with adjective complement
- seem: Some seem almost magical in their simplicity or complexity.
- look: SCREEN - Excellent quality - pictures look magical on it and with Windows Media Player, the video is sensational.
- appear: If you spend the time with this topic, and get the proper traditional medical training, it won't appear so magical.
- count: My ratling gun was very lucky, wiping out a whole unit of dryads with one burst of ' counts as magical ' fire.
Good music isthat whichpenetratesthe ear with facility and quits the memory with difficulty. Magical music never leaves the memory.
The best poem is that whose worked-upon unmagical passages come closest, in texture and intensity, to those moments of magical accident.
The most magical moment in the theater is a silence so complete that you can't even hear people breathe. It means that you've got them.
Le toucher est le plus de¤ mystificateur de tous les sens, a' la diffe¤ rence de la vue, qui est le plus magique. Touch is the most demystifying of all senses, different from sight which is the most magical.
Browse dictionary entries near magical
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- Magic Marker
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- magic bullet
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- maggoty
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- Maginot line
- magisterial
- magisterium
- magistracy
- magistral
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- Maglemosean
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