elemental magic

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Etymology

By surface analysis, elemental +‎ magic.

Adjective

elemental magic (not comparable)

  1. Elementally magical (having supernatural talents, properties or qualities attributed to elemental magic).

Noun

elemental magic (usually uncountable, plural elemental magics)

  1. (literal) Elemental magic.
  2. (fantasy) A type or classification of magic pertaining to the use of certain elements.
    Hyponyms: air magic, arcane magic, black magic, blood magic, dark magic, earth magic, fire magic, ice magic, lightning magic, water magic

Usage notes

  • Elemental magic, sometimes capitalized as Elemental Magic, appears as a type or class of magic in many fantasy universes, often either as a type of magic pertaining to the use of elements as a whole, or as a classification of magic specialized in using a specific type of element (like one of the four elements, or other).

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