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Plural for a supernatural power to control or manipulate the forces of nature
“Legends say that Merlin raised the stones by magic.”
Plural for the supernatural ability to foretell or predict the future
“I have foreseen your fate through the power of magic.”
Plural for supernatural practices practiced for the purposes of evil and wicked deeds
“I don't know how to explain what magic I saw, but it was dark and scary.”
Plural for the ability to persuade or seduce someone to do their bidding
“Forget him. He is lost to the trickster's magic.”
Plural for a supernatural ability to summon or conjure something from nothing
“Following a remarkable meeting with a wizard, he had discovered the power to summon remarkable creatures to his aid through magic.”
Plural for a trick performed in a way that gives the illusion of supernatural powers
“You'll have seen the madcap clowning, close harmony singing, movie pastiches and magic performed by various performers in various guises.”
Plural for that which cannot be explained by common logic
“Part of enjoying an illusion is the magic of it.”
Plural for denotes a quality of being able to delight and fascinate
“It is a beautiful story filled with magic and wonder.”
Plural for denotes a quality of skill that is extraordinary
“Everybody was stunned, as they watched him work his magic on the guitar.”
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