wizarding
ˈwɪzərdɪŋ
Definition

Definition of wizarding - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

magicRaremagical work or activities done by a wizardRare
  • He devoted his life to the study of wizarding.
graphic vividly

Adjective

1.
magicalRarerelated to wizards or wizardryRare
  • The wizarding world is full of wonders.
enchanting magical
2.
supernaturalRarepossessing magical qualities or powersRare
  • She had a wizarding charm that enchanted everyone.
enchanted magical
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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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  1. French:sorcellerie, lié aux sorciers, ...
  2. German:Zauberei, magisch, ...
  3. Italian:magia, magico, ...
  4. Spanish:práctica de la magia por parte de un mago, mágico, ...
  5. Portuguese:feitiçaria, mágico, ...
  6. Chinese:魔法活动, 巫师的, ...
  7. Japanese:魔法使いの活動, 魔法の, ...
  8. Arabic:سِحْر, سِحْرِيّ, ...
  9. Hebrew:עִסּוּק בְּקִסָּמִים, קוֹסְמִי, ...
  10. Russian:волшебство, волшебный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:чаклунство, чарівний, ...
  12. Hindi:जादू-विद्या, जादूगरी, ...

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