Magic Cube

Pronunciation: /ˈmædʒɪk kjuːb/

Definitions of magic cube

noun a cube-shaped object associated with magical or mystical powers

Example Sentences

A1 I bought a magic cube at the toy store.

A2 My little sister solved the magic cube in under a minute.

B1 The magic cube is a popular puzzle game that requires problem-solving skills.

B2 I learned how to solve the magic cube by following online tutorials.

C1 The magic cube competition attracted participants from all over the world.

C2 His collection of magic cubes includes rare and custom-designed ones.

Examples of magic cube in a Sentence

formal The magic cube is a popular puzzle game that requires strategic thinking.

informal I love playing with the magic cube during my free time.

slang Check out this cool magic cube I found at the store!

figurative Solving this problem felt like trying to figure out a magic cube.

Grammatical Forms of magic cube

• plural: magic cubes
• comparative: more magical
• superlative: most magical
• present tense: magic cube
• future tense: will magic cube
• perfect tense: has magicked cube
• continuous tense: is magicking cube
• singular: magic cube
• positive degree: magic cube
• infinitive: to magic cube
• gerund: magicking cube
• participle: magicked cube

Origin and Evolution of magic cube

First Known Use: 1970 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'magic cube' originated from the concept of a three-dimensional puzzle that involves arranging smaller blocks to form a larger cube with each side having a unique color or pattern.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe puzzles and toys, the term 'magic cube' has evolved to encompass a broader range of three-dimensional puzzles and mathematical constructs.