Definitions of magic
-
an
illusory
feat;
considered
magical
by
naive
observers
-
Sleight
of
hand.
-
The
pretended
art
of
working
by
power
over
the
hidden
forces
of
nature
or
by
the
assistance
of
supernatural
beings;
sorcery;
witchcraft;
enchantment;
any
hidden
or
secret
power;
as,
the
magic
of
beauty.
-
Enchantment;
sorcery;
jugglery.
-
Any
supposed
supernatural
art;
necromancy.
-
The
pretended
art
of
bringing
into
action
the
agency
of
supernatural
beings;
a
wonderful
effect
produced
in
some
mysterious
way;
sorcery;
witchcraft.
Natural
magic,
the
art
of
employing
the
powers
of
nature
to
produce
effects
apparently
supernatural.
-
The
pretended
art
or
science
of
working
by
the
aid
or
power
of
spirits;
sorcery;
enchantment;
the
secret
operation
of
natural
causes,
as
natural
magic.
-
possessing
or
using
or
characteristic
of
or
appropriate
to
supernatural
powers; "
charming
incantations"; "
magic
signs
that
protect
against
adverse
influence"; "
a
magical
spell"; "
'tis
now
the
very
witching
time
of
night"-
Shakespeare; "
wizard
wands"; "
wizardly
powers"
-
A
comprehensive
name
for
all
of
the
pretended
arts
which
claim
to
produce
effects
by
the
assistance
of
supernatural
beings,
or
departed
spirits,
or
by
a
mastery
of
secret
forces
in
nature
attained
by
a
study
of
occult
science,
including
enchantment,
conjuration,
witchcraft,
sorcery,
necromancy,
incantation,
etc.
-
Alt.
of
Magical
-
Pertaining
to,
produced
by,
or
exercising
more
than,
human
power;
enchanted.
-
Magical.
-
Magic,
magical.
-
Of
the
nature
of
magic;
having
magical
power;
magical.
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