Pronunciation: /blæk ˈmædʒɪk/
noun A type of magic or sorcery that is believed to involve the use of supernatural powers for evil purposes
A1 I heard about black magic in a fairy tale.
A2 Some people believe in the power of black magic.
B1 She claimed that she could perform black magic to bring luck.
B2 There are many books written about the history of black magic.
C1 The magician was known for his expertise in performing black magic tricks.
C2 The cult leader was rumored to have used black magic to control his followers.
adjective Describing the type of magic being used
A1 She believed in black magic potions.
A2 The villagers were afraid of the old woman who practiced black magic.
B1 The movie portrayed the villain as a master of black magic.
B2 The book delved into the dark world of black magic rituals.
C1 The professor's research focused on the historical significance of black magic in medieval Europe.
C2 The documentary explored the cultural impact of black magic practices around the world.
formal The practice of black magic is often associated with negative energy and harmful intentions.
informal I heard she's into black magic and can cast spells on people.
slang Stay away from that guy, he's all about that black magic stuff.
figurative The CEO's ability to manipulate the stock market seemed like a form of black magic to his competitors.
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