adj
unmagical
Unmagical (adj) means not involving magic, or done without any magic.
adj
1
Not involving magic, or done without any magic.
2
Dull and not exciting at all.
"Jennifer Vyvyan is rather unmagical in the Nativity scene."
— Compton Mackenzie, Christopher Stone (1953)
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Etymology
Formed from un- and magical.
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What is the meaning of unmagical?
"unmagical" (adj) means not involving magic, or done without any magic.
What is the opposite of unmagical?
The opposite of "unmagical" is magical.
What are the different meanings of unmagical?
"unmagical" has 2 main meanings: 1. Not involving magic, or done without any magic; 2. Dull and not exciting at all.
