English to English Dictionary

Magnificat

The canticle of the Virgin Mary (Luke 1:46–55) beginning with the words 'My soul magnifies the Lord', used in Christian liturgy especially during Evening Prayer or Vespers.

Magnification

The action or process of making something look larger than it is, especially by means of a lens or microscope.

Magnificence

The quality of being extremely attractive, impressive, or elaborate; grandeur.

Magnificent

Extremely attractive, impressive, or striking in appearance.

Magnificently

In a magnificent manner; splendidly.

Magnify

To make something appear larger than it is, especially by using a lens or microscope.

Magnifying glass

A convex lens that is used to produce an enlarged image of things, objects, or fine print.

Magnitude

The great size or extent of something.

Magocracy

A government or state ruled by sorcerers, wizards, or practitioners of magic.

Magpie

A large black-and-white bird known for its intelligence and ability to mimic sounds.

Maguma Chozōko

A geological term referring to a storage area for magma beneath the Earth's crust.

Maguma-Damari

A geological term referring to the accumulation of mud or sediment in a water body.