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
Prophesying and magic are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Prophesying" instead the word "Magic" as a noun or an adjective.
Prophesying
Magic and prophesying are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Magic" instead the word "Prophesying" as a noun or an adjective.
Nearby Word: prophesied
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- enchantment and magic
- enchantment and prophesying
- divination and magic
- divination and prophesying
- augury and magic
- augury and prophesying
- witchcraft and magic
- witchcraft and prophesying
- sorcery and magic
- sorcery and prophesying
- mystical and magic
- mystical and prophesying
- mystic and magic
- mystic and prophesying
Both words in one sentence
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Digger is immune to the manipulations and prophesying of gods, and seems to be resistant to magic in general.
Source: Anti-Magic -
He also twice has world-changing magic items built according to instructions he got from the Codex prophesying he would have them made.
Source: Great Big Book of Everything
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