Definition
Definition of wizarding - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
magicRare magical work or activities done by a wizardRare
- He devoted his life to the study of wizarding.
Adjective
1.
magicalRare related to wizards or wizardryRare
- The wizarding world is full of wonders.
2.
supernaturalRare possessing magical qualities or powersRare
- She had a wizarding charm that enchanted everyone.
Origin of wizarding
Middle English, wys (wise) + -ard (pejorative suffix)
Examples of wizarding in a sentence
She laughed about wizarding as if it were just another kind of homework. She wore a wizarding robe to the party. The wizarding community gathered for the festival. The wizarding world was hidden from ordinary eyes. His wizarding skills were unmatched in the entire realm.
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- French:sorcellerie, lié aux sorciers, ...
- German:Zauberei, magisch, ...
- Italian:magia, magico, ...
- Spanish:práctica de la magia por parte de un mago, mágico, ...
- Portuguese:feitiçaria, mágico, ...
- Chinese:魔法活动, 巫师的, ...
- Japanese:魔法使いの活動, 魔法の, ...
- Arabic:سِحْر, سِحْرِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:עִסּוּק בְּקִסָּמִים, קוֹסְמִי, ...
- Russian:волшебство, волшебный, ...
- Ukrainian:чаклунство, чарівний, ...
- Hindi:जादू-विद्या, जादूगरी, ...
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