Magic
Magic adjective - Being or appearing to be under a magic spell.
Phenomenal and magic are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Phenomenal" instead an adjective "Magic".
Phenomenal
Phenomenal adjective - Being out of the ordinary.
Magic and phenomenal are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Magic" instead an adjective "Phenomenal".
Nearby Words: phenomenon, phenomenalism
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- brilliant and magic
- brilliant and phenomenal
- excellent and magic
- excellent and phenomenal
- wonderful and magic
- wonderful and phenomenal
- marvellous and magic
- marvellous and phenomenal
- supernatural and magic
- supernatural and phenomenal
- fantastic and magic
- fantastic and phenomenal
- fabulous and magic
- fabulous and phenomenal
Both words in one sentence
- This allows for phenomenal feats of magic like leveling mountains or damming rivers, but it's kind of useless when you just want to light the cookfire.
Source: Literature / Frontier Magic - Usually, in traditional fantasy, magic is a source of wonder and possibility, a tool used by heroic and villainous characters alike to achieve phenomenal results.
Source: Magic Is Evil - However, as she is drawn deeper into his concerts, she learns that this newcomer harbors a wicked secret, and his phenomenal success may have more to do with dark magic than music.
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