Magical
Magical adjective - Being so extraordinary or abnormal as to suggest powers which violate the laws of nature.
Usage example: modern aviation must seem magical to someone who doesn't understand basic aeronautics
Regular
Regular adjective - Appearing or occurring repeatedly from time to time.
Both words in one sentence
- A good wizard installed a magical escalator which can get regular-sized people in, and they can escape by interacting with something they have which used to be regular-sized.
Source: Fridge Horror / Tabletop Games -
They are bought in regular stores run by muggles, (Though the character specific ones have to be found) so they can't even be magical.
Source: Improbable Accessory Effect - The only thing that separates them from regular humans are their immortality, need to drink blood and unlimited magical power.
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