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magic

AdjectiveTransitive Verb[C/U] Both
pl: magicspast: magickedpp: magickeding: magicking

This word carries a dual energy, oscillating between the genuine belief in the occult and a sense of wonder or illusion. In a literal sense, it evokes ancient rituals, spells, and a defiance of natural laws, often associated with fantasy and mythology. In a modern, figurative sense, it describes an inexplicable quality of beauty or charm that captivates the senses. When someone speaks of the magic of a first kiss or the magic of a city, they are describing a feeling of transcendence and emotional intensity rather than actual sorcery.

Uncountable when referring to the supernatural force in general. Countable when referring to specific types or acts of sorcery, such as different kinds of magic practiced in a fantasy world.

💬Conversación Casual

🎬Tuesday afternoon; David is in a board meeting while Mark is hiding in the breakroom.
David Smith

Can you just magic up those Q3 slides before the VP joins?

David Smith
Mark
Mark

my bad, I'm totally blanking on where I saved that file.

💡
David uses 'magic up' as a transitive verb meaning to produce something suddenly or unexpectedly. Mark responds with the slang 'my bad' (an apology for a mistake) and the phrasal verb 'blanking on' (forgetting something), highlighting their dynamic of manager pressure versus slacker incompetence.

Meanings

Noun
[supernatural power]

The power of apparently influencing the course of events by using supernatural forces.

"The wizard used magic to make the rabbit disappear."

Adjective
[supernatural or enchanting]

Having seemingly supernatural powers; enchanting or mysteriously attractive.

"She had a magic touch when it came to gardening."

Transitive Verb
[to produce miraculously]

To produce or make happen by means of magic.

"He managed to magic up a feast from a few simple ingredients."

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