abracadabra in French
abracadabra in French is abracadabra — abracadabra means a magic word traditionally chanted as part of a spell or charm.
abracadabra in French
abracadabra
Used to indicate that a magic trick or other illusion has been performed. [from 19th c.]
What does "abracadabra" mean?
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noun A magic word traditionally chanted as part of a spell or charm.
"The old charm was said to work only if you whispered abracadabra three times."
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noun Confusing, jargon-heavy talk that sounds like nonsense to an outsider.
"The contract was full of legal abracadabra I couldn't follow."
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intj Said dramatically to mark the moment a magic trick is complete.
"The magician waved his wand and shouted, "Abracadabra!""
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abracadabra in a sentence
- The old charm was said to work only if you whispered abracadabra three times.
- The contract was full of legal abracadabra I couldn't follow.
- The magician waved his wand and shouted, "Abracadabra!"
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What is "abracadabra" in French?
"abracadabra" in French is abracadabra. abracadabra means: A magic word traditionally chanted as part of a spell or charm.
How do you use "abracadabra" in a sentence?
Example: "The old charm was said to work only if you whispered abracadabra three times." In French, "abracadabra" is abracadabra.
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