Magical ( adjective , noun )

(As an adjective)

Magical ( adjective )

1. Having or seeming to have the power of performing miracles.
2. Mysterious and fascinating.
3. Producing a sense of awe and wonder.

Origin:

Late middle english: from old french magique, from latin magicus, from greek magikos, from magos "magician".

Examples:

1. The view from the top of the mountain was magical.
2. The concert was a magical experience.
3. The way he passed the ball was magical.
4. The potion was said to have magical powers.
5. The forest was filled with magical creatures.

(As a noun)

Magical ( noun )

1. Having or seeming to have the power of performing miracles.
2. Mysterious and fascinating.
3. Producing a sense of awe and wonder.

Origin:

Late middle english: from old french magique, from latin magicus, from greek magikos, from magos "magician".

Examples:

1. The view from the top of the mountain was magical.
2. The concert was a magical experience.
3. The way he passed the ball was magical.
4. The potion was said to have magical powers.
5. The forest was filled with magical creatures.