adj

magical

MAJ-ih-kuhl

adj

Relating to or produced by magic.

"The wizard cast a magical shield around the castle."

Wonderfully delightful or enchanting.

"They had a magical evening watching the fireworks over the harbour."

How to Use Magical

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishEither literally related to magic, or figuratively describing something delightfully special.

Common pairings

a magical evening magical powers feel magical

more magical comparative, most magical superlative

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The wizard cast a _____ shield around the castle.

From magic + the adjective-forming suffix -al.

mystic mystical numinous sorcerous sortilegious thaumaturgic witching

nonmystic nonmagical nonmystical unmagical unmystic unmystical unwitching

arcane attractive mysterious enchantment mystical mystic witching

musical comical radical medical logical lyrical typical cynical optical ethical topical biblical

mystic mystical numinous sorcerous sortilegious thaumaturgic witching nonmystic nonmagical nonmystical unmagical unmystic