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antimagic

antimagic adjective: opposed to magic or witchcraft.

Adjective

antimagic (not comparable)

  1. (rare) Opposed to magic or witchcraft.
    • Second, French clerics enjoyed strong support from the crown and lay elites in their antimagic campaigns […]2002, Richard Lachmann, Capitalists in Spite of Themselves
  2. Serving to counteract magic or its effects.
    • […] a monster emits a natural antimagic field […]2005, Matthew Kane, A Player's Guide to Deminar

Origin of antimagic

From anti- + magic.

Phrases with antimagic

Questions about antimagic

What does antimagic mean?
Antimagic means opposed to magic or witchcraft.
What part of speech is antimagic?
Antimagic is an adjective.

Words near antimagic in the dictionary

  1. antimachismo
  2. antimacho
  3. antimacrophage
  4. antimafia
  5. antimaggot
  6. antimagic
  7. antimagic square
  8. antimagic squares
  9. antimagistratical
  10. antimagnate
  11. antimagnetic

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