Meaning & Definition of Magician in English
English⟶
Magician
A person who performs magic tricks for entertainment.
Pronunciation:
/məˈdʒɪʃən/Part of Speech:
nounPlural:
magiciansDetailed Definitions
Definition: A person skilled in performing magic tricks, typically for entertainment.
Example Sentence: The magician astounded the audience with his spectacular illusions.
Definition: Someone who practices magic as a form of sorcery.
Example Sentence: In folklore, a magician could cast spells and create potions.
Etymology
Origin: Middle English, from Old French 'magicien', from Latin 'magianus', from Greek 'magikos'.
Synonyms
illusionistsorcererwizardenchanterconjurer
Common Phrases and Expressions
- magician's assistant: A person who helps the magician during a performance.
- pull a rabbit out of a hat: To produce an unexpected result from an impossible situation.
Translations
- Spanish: mago
- French: magicien
- German: Magier
- Russian: маг
Related Words
- magic: The art of producing illusions as entertainment.
- illusionist: A performer who specializes in creating illusions of magic.
Slang Meanings of magician
Meaning: A person who is very skilled at making things happen seemingly effortlessly.
Example Sentence: He's a magician at networking; he knows everyone!
Meaning: An expert in something, often used in a complimentary sense.
Example Sentence: She's a magician with her makeup skills.