magic wand

A 'magic wand' is often depicted as a tool with extraordinary powers, whether in literal magic performances or metaphorical solutions to problems.

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Definition

B1Magic Performances

(literal)A slender stick used by magicians to perform tricks or illusions.

Example

  • The magician waved his magic wand and a rabbit appeared from the hat.

B1Fantasy and Fiction

(mythical, fiction)A rod or stick said to have magical powers, often used by wizards and witches to cast spells.

Example

  • In the story, the fairy godmother used her magic wand to transform the pumpkin into a carriage.

B2General Usage

(figurative)A metaphorical tool or solution that can instantly solve a problem or achieve a desired outcome.

Example

  • The new policy is not a magic wand that will fix all the issues overnight.

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