Magic
Magic adjective - Having seemingly supernatural qualities or powers.
Usage example: truth seekers of all sorts seem to be attracted to this magic spot in the desert
Paranormal and magic are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Paranormal" instead the word "Magic" as an adjective or a noun.
Paranormal
Paranormal adjective - Of, relating to, or being part of a reality beyond the observable physical universe.
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Synonyms for Paranormal
Magic and paranormal are semantically related. You can use "Magic" instead the word "Paranormal" as an adjective or a noun.
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- wonderful and magic
- wonderful and paranormal
- supernatural and magic
- supernatural and paranormal
- fantastic and magic
- fantastic and paranormal
- mystical and magic
- mystical and paranormal
- mystic and magic
- mystic and paranormal
- occult and magic
- occult and paranormal
- fabulous and magic
- fabulous and paranormal
Both words in one sentence
- Doing In the Scientist: The revelation that magic and the paranormal actually are a thing answers some questions about the ship girls... and raises a whole lot more.
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In the Buffyverse, magic and the paranormal are a carefully-guarded secret.
Source: Magic Versus Science -
At the start of W.I.T.C.H., Cornelia Hale stated she did not believe in magic or paranormal phenomena, and that was after a year of unexplained events that the previous night had culminated in Taranee redirecting a firework and stopping an explosion.
Source: Agent Scully
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