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magic

[maj-ik] / ˈmædʒ ɪk /


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But occasionally—on a rare and magic day—a white winter sun broke through.

From Literature

The non-profit organisation said it was to connect surplus food from cafes, restaurants and hotels with the community via "magic bags" online and through a mobile app.

From BBC

And like magic, she reappeared on the carpet right in front of me, at Chanel’s legendary pre-Oscar dinner at the Beverly Hills Hotel.

From Los Angeles Times

“If a woman is still in that situation,” she said, “there’s no magic that happens on her birthday when she becomes a year older.”

From The Wall Street Journal

"You will never feel happy or satisfied in life if you are always chasing something. It is up to you if you see the magic in the mundane," she says.

From BBC