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wizardry

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wiz·ard·ry  (wzr-dr)
n. pl. wiz·ard·ries
1. The art, skill, or practice of a wizard; sorcery.
2.
a. A power or effect that appears magical by its capacity to transform: computer wizardry.
b. Great ability or adroitness in a pursuit: a pianist gifted with technical wizardry.
wizardry
Noun
1. magic or sorcery
2. outstanding skill or accomplishment in some specified field: technological wizardry
wizardry
the art or practice of a wizard; sorcery; magic. — wizard, n., adj.
See also: Magic
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Noun1.wizardry - exceptional creative ability
genius
creative thinking, creativeness, creativity - the ability to create
wizardry
noun 1. expertise, skill, know-how (informal) craft, mastery, cleverness, expertness
2. magic, witching, witchcraft, voodoo, enchantment, occultism, sorcery, the black art, witchery, necromancy, conjuration, sortilege


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Lovers' Lane was a veritable path in a fairyland that night -- a shimmering, mysterious place, full of wizardry in the white-woven enchantment of moonlight.
Anne of The Island by Montgomery, Lucy Maud View in context
To us, over the golden grasses, came the Story Girl, carrying in her hand a single large poppy, like a blood-red chalice filled with the wine of August wizardry.
The Golden Road by Montgomery, Lucy Maud View in context
Fast and furious was the fighting as the nobles of Salensus Oll sprang, time and again, up the steps before the throne only to fall back before a sword hand that seemed to have gained a new wizardry from its experience with the cunning Solan.
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