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mathemagic

mathemagic noun: an instance of mathematics that appears magical.

Noun

mathemagic (uncountable)

  1. An instance of mathematics that appears magical.
    • Visitor Charles Stallard gave a practical demonstration of some mathemagic we'd heard about earlier .1958, The Linking Ring, volume 38, page 109

Adjective

mathemagic (comparative more mathemagic, superlative most mathemagic)

  1. Involving mathematical "magic" or trickery.

Forms of mathemagic

comparativemore mathemagic
superlativemost mathemagic

Origin of mathemagic

Blend of mathematic + magic.

Questions about mathemagic

What does mathemagic mean?
Mathemagic means an instance of mathematics that appears magical.
What part of speech is mathemagic?
Mathemagic can be a noun or an adjective.

Words near mathemagic in the dictionary

  1. mathcore
  2. mathdoku
  3. mathed
  4. Matheis
  5. Matheises
  6. mathemagic
  7. mathemagical
  8. mathemagician
  9. mathemagicians
  10. mathemaku
  11. mathematese

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