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unmagical

unmagical adjective: not magical; without the aid of magic.

Adjective

unmagical (comparative more unmagical, superlative most unmagical)

  1. Not magical; without the aid of magic.
  2. Not magical: lacking sparkle or excitement.
    • Jennifer Vyvyan is rather unmagical in the Nativity scene.1953, Compton Mackenzie, Christopher Stone, The Gramophone

Forms of unmagical

comparativemore unmagical
superlativemost unmagical

Origin of unmagical

From un- + magical.

Words formed from unmagical

Questions about unmagical

What does unmagical mean?
Unmagical means not magical; without the aid of magic.
What part of speech is unmagical?
Unmagical is an adjective.

Words near unmagical in the dictionary

  1. unmade
  2. unmade road
  3. unmade roads
  4. unmadeness
  5. unmagic
  6. unmagical
  7. unmagically
  8. unmagicked
  9. unmagisterial
  10. unmagistrate
  11. unmagistrated

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