wizarding
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- noun
- /ˈwɪzərdɪŋ/
- Literature
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magia
- Throughout the Wizarding World, magic is used as a substitute for traditional contracts and enforcement of agreements.
- the wizarding world
- the Wizarding World of Harry
Examples
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I think you'll find that the best wizarding school in the world is Hogwarts.
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The judicial system of the Wizarding World is a mess.
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You want to join the wizarding world.
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I see no reason to believe that the wizarding world would be any different.
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The Wizarding World is still stuck on a gold standard of money in the 20th century.
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Within the next 48 hours, you, along with the rest of the Wizarding World, will choose our next great leader.
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One of the most beloved creatures in the Wizarding World.
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Mr. Scamander, do you know anything about the wizarding community in America?
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The wizarding community worldwide owes you a great debt, Madam President.
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Many young students dream of studying at a prestigious wizarding school like Hogwarts.
Synonyms
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A practice of using magic and spells to help or harm people
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To use magic to control people or events, often to harm
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Magic used to harm people or to help the person who uses it
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Use of magic to harm or control people
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A spiritual practice using rituals to try to change things by unseen powers
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9.1
The use of magic and spells to do strange things
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The study and practice of magic and secret powers
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Using special words and small actions to make magic happen
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Using words or actions to make magic happen
A practice of doing magic using spells and potions
Antonyms
How Magical
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- Literature
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- Literature
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Wizarding as a noun comes from wizard, with wise at its heart meaning 'wise' or 'clever', and the -ing ending turning it into an action or practice. So wizarding means 'the activity of using magic', especially what wizards do.