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Free sign upThe phrase "a flash of magic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sudden or brief moment of enchantment or wonder, often in a fantastical context.
Example: "As the magician waved his wand, a flash of magic illuminated the stage, leaving the audience in awe."
Alternatives: "a spark of enchantment" or "a burst of wonder".
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Then, in a flash of magic, they turn green.
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Still, fans kept showing up, desperate for a flash of the old magic, or at least a vestige of the old party.
In a flash of futuristic neon dance-powered magic, it reconstitutes itself into a shining black CD with one word printed on it: Control.
There was one flash of magic when he took José Bosingwa's cross and executed a couple of soft shoe-shuffles but after taking aim the radar was awry.
He has not yet added scoring to his repertoire but he has created several goals, most memorably in the draw at home to Bournemouth, when his flash of magic set up Troy Deeney.
Snap, a flash of light.
A flash of inspiration.
A flash of lightning.
There is a flash of braces.
IT WAS a flash of sporting brilliance.
I felt a flash of guilt.
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