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wizardry

[wiz-er-dree] / ˈwɪz ər dri /














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And if that wizardry could offer him the benefit of hindsight, which Hogwarts house would he be sorted into?

From BBC

It’s technological wizardry engineered by the man behind the curtain himself to convince the Munchkins that Glinda, charismatic but haplessly unskilled, has supernatural talents.

From Los Angeles Times

Shirley Jackson’s wizardry is to make the bizarre seem utterly natural, a talent on full display in this sublimely creepy novel.

From The Wall Street Journal

While critics, including The Stage, praised the show's ambition and technical wizardry, some expressed reservations about whether the story packed enough of an emotional punch.

From BBC

Nearly four years later, in a nod to Dent’s passing wizardry, Freeny conceded only that the pass was among Dent’s top five.

From Los Angeles Times