magical

Definition for magical

adjective as in bewitching

Strongest matches

eerie, enchanted, enchanting, extraordinary, fascinating, magic, marvelous, miraculous, mysterious, mythical, otherworldly, spellbinding, spooky, uncanny, unusual, weird, wonderful

Weak matches

bewitched, charismatic, clairvoyant, conjuring, demoniac, diabolic, ensorcelled, entranced, entrancing, fiendish, ghostly, haunted, imaginary, magnetic, mystic, necromantic, occult, parapsychological, runic, sorcerous, spectral, spellbound, spiritualistic, telekinetic, thaumaturgic, tranced, witching, witchlike, wizardly

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As he sat taking it all in from his dining room table overlooking the San Gabriel Mountains, the artist said, “The house is super efficient now. This is a magical space.”

From Los Angeles Times

“I never felt people really understood how magical I am,” Shilling said.

From Los Angeles Times

For Gulino, working at the Downtown Disney Lego Store helps create what he calls “magical moments,” whether helping build re-creations of Disneyland’s famed ducks or churros for guests.

From Los Angeles Times

Being able to go into “Love Is Blind,” and hide everything and it just be myself, my personality and my confidence, and see relationships grow and transpire — honestly, it was magical.

From Los Angeles Times

Chicago has a magical feel — fantastic food, the river and lake to explore, and incredible people who call it home.

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