Fairy
Fairy noun - An imaginary being usually having a small human form and magical powers.
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Synonyms for Fairy
Magician and fairy are semantically related in witch topic. In some cases you can use "Magician" instead a noun "Fairy", when it comes to topics like sorceress.
Nearby Word: fairyland
How words are described
| human | human fairy | human magician |
| old | old fairy | old magician |
| good | good fairy | good magician |
| female | female fairy | female magician |
| Other adjectives: typical, average, light, dead, powerful, actual, real, evil, wicked, young, capable, new, traditional, mysterious, titular, last, immortal, local, giant, strongest. | ||
Both words in one sentence
- When Baba Yaga crossed over from Russian fairy tales into Western fiction she went from an old witch frequently bested by little boys and flocks of swans to the most powerful magician in the world, able to stand up to gods themselves.
Source: Memetic Badass / Literature -
Magician and skeptic James Randi identified a fairy book from the time whose pictures closely resemble those in the photos, the same one Elsie would confess to sketching from in an interview.
Source: Film / Fairy Tale: A True Story -
Fantasy Kitchen Sink: There's a scene with a magician fighting space aliens with the help of a robot and a fairy.
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