Muggle
- adjective
- /ˈmʌɡəl/
- This is a Muggle tool that anyone can use.
Examples
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She prefers Muggle technology over magical solutions for everyday problems.
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I prefer Muggle activities like hiking and reading.
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The wizard disguised his wand as a Muggle object to avoid suspicion.
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They attended a Muggle school before discovering their magical abilities.
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She prefers Muggle technology over magical solutions for everyday problems.
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This is a Muggle tool that anyone can use.
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I prefer Muggle activities like hiking and reading.
Synonyms
Not having magic or a feeling of wonder
Antonyms
Compounds
Team sport like Quidditch, played on the ground without magic and with changed rules
How Magical
Surface Forms
Etymology
Muggle as an adjective comes from J.K. Rowling's made-up noun for someone without magic, so a Muggle object is 'ordinary' or 'not magical'.