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magician's guilt

magician's guilt noun: a stage magician's feeling of anxiety that the audience will deduce or uncover the method or secret behind a magic trick.

Noun

magician's guilt (uncountable)

  1. (magic) A stage magician's feeling of anxiety that the audience will deduce or uncover the method or secret behind a magic trick.

Questions about magician's guilt

What does magician's guilt mean?
Magician's guilt means a stage magician's feeling of anxiety that the audience will deduce or uncover the method or secret behind a magic trick.
What part of speech is magician's guilt?
Magician's guilt is a noun.

Words near magician's guilt in the dictionary

  1. magically
  2. magicalness
  3. magicdom
  4. magicful
  5. magician
  6. magician's guilt
  7. magicianess
  8. magicianesses
  9. magicianlike
  10. magicianly
  11. magicianry

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