magic

Definition for magic

noun as in supernatural power; appearance of impossible feats by tricks

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alchemy, allurement, astrology, augury, bewitchment, conjuring, conjury, devilry, diabolism, divination, enchantment, exorcism, foreboding, horoscopy, incantation, legerdemain, magnetism, necromancy, occultism, power, prediction, presage, prestidigitation, prophecy, rune, soothsaying, sorcery, spell, superstition, taboo, thaumaturgy, trickery, voodoo, voodooism, witchcraft

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black art, fortune-telling, hocuspocus, sleight of hand, sortilege

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The AMA, a nonprofit group, would continue to promote magic, running educational efforts and awards programs.

From Los Angeles Times

It has been common for fans to feel like football has lost some of its magic with star players having less freedom and space to express themselves in open play.

From BBC

Imagine it: buttery, cheesy, sticky, poppy-seeded magic, one dough ball at a time.

From Salon

For that reason, the T20 World Cup on home soil next summer is an obvious target, an opportunity to recreate the magic of the 2017 triumph at Lord's.

From BBC

But it also pointed out that weight loss drugs should not be seen as a "magic bullet".

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