Magical and Remarkable

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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

Remarkable and magical are semantically related. in extraordinary topic. In some cases you can use "Remarkable" instead an adjective "Magical".

Nearby Words: magic, magician, mage, magically

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Remarkable adjective – Different from the ordinary in a way that causes curiosity or suspicion.

Magical and remarkable are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Magical" instead an adjective "Remarkable".

Nearby Words: remark, remarkably, remarked, remarking

ability	magical ability	remarkable ability
skill	magical skill	remarkable skill
talent	magical talent	remarkable talent
power	magical power	remarkable power
Other nouns: strength, people, knowledge, place, show, effect, prowess, skills, powers, abilities, talents.

In real life, the defibrillator is a highly useful and remarkable device, but it isn't a magical "instant revival" machine.

Source: Magical Defibrillator
Body Horror: Mozenrath's gauntlet gives him remarkable magical powers, but at a cost, as the hand he wears it on has been completely stripped of its flesh.

Source: Western Animation / Aladdin: The Series aka: Aladdin
Chen Cho of The Remarkable Journey of Prince Jen, though his feline companion is a magical tiger named Lao-Hu who is capable of talking and occasionally gives Chen Cho advice, so Lao-Hu is less a pet and more a confidant/traveling companion.

Source: Kindhearted Cat Lover

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