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1 магический
1) General subject: charmed, charmful, enchanted, hermetic, hermetical, magic, magical, necromantic, runic, spellful, theurgic, theurgical, virtuous, witching, wizardly2) Religion: magic( Of or relating to magic; also having seemingly supernatural qualities or powers), theurgic (Of, relating to, or characterized by theurgy), theurgical (Of, relating to, or characterized by theurgy) -
2 колдовской
1) General subject: charmful, enchanting, hoodoo, magic, necromantic, pixieish, pixyish, sorcerous, spellful, voodoo, weirdly, wizard, wizardly2) Poetical language: witching3) Bookish: goetic4) Religion: Wiccan, necromantic ( Of or relating to necromancy)
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