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Definition of magic wand in English: magic wandnoun 1A rod used in casting magic spells or performing conjuring tricks. with a swish of her magic wand, the Fairy Godmother transforms Cinderella Example sentencesExamples - The local chief was a painfully thin traditional medicine man in suit and tie, his beaded magic wand by his side.
- The staff of Asclepias, which can be traced back to the magic wand of the early Egyptians and Moses, depicts a single serpent twined around it.
- If this pen was a magic wand and you could do anything you wanted, what would you do?
- The Emperor rules with the aid of a magic wand which appears to turn his subjects into puppets, or at least easy subjects for mind-control.
- Harry Potter gear is heavy on magic wands, cauldrons and broomsticks - one set includes plastic rats, frogs and a book of spells.
- Opening the package reveals a Wand Changer, spell book, and a magic wand.
- At parties and restaurants, magicians prefer to work without their standard tailcoat, top hat or magic wand.
- In the opening stood Nembi, holding a magic wand.
- Potter must now learn the ins and outs of a magic wand while attaining skills as a broom rider.
- Turning the magic wand into silk scarves and pulling out a bunch of flowers from a hollow pipe that enclosed a lit candle were some of his acts that won thunderous applause.
- The box contains tricks using die, cup and ball, a disappearing beer bottle and coin, together with a wooden magic wand.
- 1.1 Used in reference to the finding of a simple solution to an difficult problem.
you can't simply wave a magic wand and produce a few million more jobs just like that the funding we have been allocated will not act as a magic wand Example sentencesExamples - Changing a manager is not a magic wand.
- Of course there is no magic wand that can bring back full employment.
- You just can't wave a magic wand and make things happen over night.
- I wish I could wave a magic wand and tell you there was a short cut but for me, I have to train hard to look good.
- I do not mean to belittle your comments but there is no magic wand.
- They think that just because they pay fees, the teachers will wave a magic wand so that their children achieve top grades.
- These are very tough times and I can't promise to wave a magic wand to get rid of the problem.
- But how would we shape the future if we could wave a magic wand?
- "I keep saying to the players there's not a magic wand, there's no secret formula - it's a matter of working hard."
- Did that physio have a magic wand?
- It's frankly naive to believe that simply by abolishing 15-minute slots a magic wand will have been waved, and improvements automatically achieved in our care services.
- Regulating derivatives won't be the magic wand that prevents another financial crash.
Definition of magic wand in US English: magic wandnoun 1A rod used in casting magic spells or performing conjuring tricks. with a swish of her magic wand, the Fairy Godmother transforms Cinderella Example sentencesExamples - At parties and restaurants, magicians prefer to work without their standard tailcoat, top hat or magic wand.
- The staff of Asclepias, which can be traced back to the magic wand of the early Egyptians and Moses, depicts a single serpent twined around it.
- Potter must now learn the ins and outs of a magic wand while attaining skills as a broom rider.
- The Emperor rules with the aid of a magic wand which appears to turn his subjects into puppets, or at least easy subjects for mind-control.
- Turning the magic wand into silk scarves and pulling out a bunch of flowers from a hollow pipe that enclosed a lit candle were some of his acts that won thunderous applause.
- The box contains tricks using die, cup and ball, a disappearing beer bottle and coin, together with a wooden magic wand.
- Harry Potter gear is heavy on magic wands, cauldrons and broomsticks - one set includes plastic rats, frogs and a book of spells.
- The local chief was a painfully thin traditional medicine man in suit and tie, his beaded magic wand by his side.
- If this pen was a magic wand and you could do anything you wanted, what would you do?
- In the opening stood Nembi, holding a magic wand.
- Opening the package reveals a Wand Changer, spell book, and a magic wand.
- 1.1 Used in reference to the finding of a simple solution to an difficult problem.
you can't simply wave a magic wand and produce a few million more jobs just like that the funding we have been allocated will not act as a magic wand Example sentencesExamples - It's frankly naive to believe that simply by abolishing 15-minute slots a magic wand will have been waved, and improvements automatically achieved in our care services.
- They think that just because they pay fees, the teachers will wave a magic wand so that their children achieve top grades.
- But how would we shape the future if we could wave a magic wand?
- Regulating derivatives won't be the magic wand that prevents another financial crash.
- Did that physio have a magic wand?
- "I keep saying to the players there's not a magic wand, there's no secret formula - it's a matter of working hard."
- Of course there is no magic wand that can bring back full employment.
- These are very tough times and I can't promise to wave a magic wand to get rid of the problem.
- I wish I could wave a magic wand and tell you there was a short cut but for me, I have to train hard to look good.
- You just can't wave a magic wand and make things happen over night.
- Changing a manager is not a magic wand.
- I do not mean to belittle your comments but there is no magic wand.
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