mathemagician
mathemagician noun: one whose mathematical skills are so remarkable as to resemble magic.
Noun
mathemagician (plural mathemagicians)
- One whose mathematical skills are so remarkable as to resemble magic.
- Of course, there is no reason why some algorithm invented by mathemagicians should have an analogy in the way actual markets work.1984, Richard R Cornwall, Introduction to the use of general equilibrium analysis
- They're all here in this illustrated, brain-boggling bonanza by famous puzzler and mathemagician Martin Gardner.1995, Martin Gardner, Classic Brainteasers
Forms of mathemagician
| plural | mathemagicians |
|---|---|
| alternative form | mathmagician |
| alternative form | mathamagician |
Origin of mathemagician
Blend of mathematician + magician.
Questions about mathemagician
- What does mathemagician mean?
- Mathemagician means one whose mathematical skills are so remarkable as to resemble magic.
- What part of speech is mathemagician?
- Mathemagician is a noun.
- What is the plural of mathemagician?
- The plural of mathemagician is mathemagicians.
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