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- adjective Not
magical ; without the aid ofmagic . - adjective Not magical: lacking sparkle or excitement.
Etymologies
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Examples
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They've beaten Boston's Big 3, drubbed Tim Duncan's Spurs and made Orlando look decidedly unmagical.
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Tim Albery's production of "The Magic Flute," first performed in 2006, was unmagical.
Santa Fe's Busy 'Tales,' Bloody 'Butterfly,' Tinny 'Flute' 2010
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I mean, isn2t that the first thing you think when the magical intrudes in your otherwise unmagical life?
Virginity Sydney Kilgore 2010
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Fact is, the miracle of dinner is an ordinary one, and these three books make it easy to conjure up mouthwatering meals from the most unmagical of ingredients.
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So Laura got home this morning from walking Ella to report to me, as I drank my unmagical coffee-n-cream, that they'd had a fantastic time.
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So Laura got home this morning from walking Ella to report to me, as I drank my unmagical coffee-n-cream, that they'd had a fantastic time.
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If language can be nihilistic in its wit, if language can be simplistic in its fun — then this book truly uncovers all the “abracadabras” hidden deep a million ages ago within even the most unmagical of all grammatical limitations.
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But video games took hold in the Reagan 80s -- a decidedly unmagical decade, characterized by materialism, excess, and relentless competition at the international, economic, and personal level.
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But here are the cold hard unmagical facts of the matter.
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And very quickly my own story would get lost in this great ocean of wonders because it would seem as if your country was an enchanted federation of miracles and my own story within it was really very small and unmagical.
Little Bee Chris Cleave 2008
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