magicful
magicful adjective: possessing magic or magical qualities; magical.
Adjective
magicful (comparative more magicful, superlative most magicful)
- Possessing magic or magical qualities; magical
- And the radiant magicful light / Stirred in his heart a new-born desire, […]1914, The Round Table, volume 61
- Frank told me that his grandfather worked on Coney Island in the forties. Said it was a "magicful place." Said the old man tended a show elephant named Tuffy, and that Tuffy killed three men in a year's time.1995, Mid-American Review - Volumes 16-17
Examples of magicful in a sentence
- Unicorns are nice and magicful...Their horns are gold and pretty.1996, Carol B. Olson, Practical Ideas for Teaching Writing as a Process:
- She could hardly accept that Grooders could do the magicful stuff they did; […]2013, Tony Beck, The Quest Of Millie Blackbeard:
Antonyms of magicful
Forms of magicful
| comparative | more magicful |
|---|---|
| superlative | most magicful |
Origin of magicful
From magic + -ful.
Questions about magicful
- What does magicful mean?
- Magicful means possessing magic or magical qualities; magical.
- How do you use magicful in a sentence?
- Unicorns are nice and magicful...Their horns are gold and pretty.
- What part of speech is magicful?
- Magicful is an adjective.
Words near magicful in the dictionary
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