Magical

/ˈmædʒɪkəl/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Possessing or relating to extraordinary powers or qualities; enchanting.

The forest had a magical quality that made everyone feel as though they had stepped into a fairy tale.

Relating to magic; using or involving magic.

The magician put on a magical show that left the audience in awe.

Being very pleasant and delightful; enchanting.

Their wedding was a magical event filled with love and laughter.

Causing a sense of wonder or delight.

The Northern Lights are a magical sight that attracts many tourists each year.

From Middle English 'magical', from Old French 'magique', from Latin 'magicus'

magical moment

A moment that brings a feeling of happiness or enchantment.

magical thinking

The belief that one's thoughts or actions can influence outcomes in ways that defy logic.

magic

The art of producing illusions as entertainment.

magician

A person who performs magic tricks for entertainment.

Something that is outstanding or excellent.

That concert was magical!

Used to describe an extraordinary or surreal experience.

We had a magical time at the beach party.