'magical potions' is a valid phrase that can be used in written English.
Example sentence: Mary eagerly read the instructions on the bottle of magical potions she found in the enchanted forest.
"There's no magical potions or anything like that," he said.
A new book, "The Longevity Project," investigates the secret to a long life (sadly, no magical potions are involved).
Even if these unspecified magical potions are effective they will not be adequate to meet rising demands from a growing population, in particular a growing elderly population.
The two women whipped up magical potions in this kitchen, many learned from the curanderas (female healers whom they met in the Indian market).
The likes of Mineplex, Hypixel and The Hive all run competitive player-vs-player matches in which participants can pay for "ranks", essentially packages of in-game abilities, such as speedier movement, better armour, or a wider range of magical potions.
Like its predecessor, The Cure has a libretto by David Harsent, based on a fragment of Greek myth – the episode in the story of Jason and Medea when her magical potions are used to rejuvenate his father, Aeson, so that he can join their celebrations of the return of the Golden Fleece.
She offered Dr Corbyn's magical potion to Scots and they spat it out.
A.I. is hot, and every company worth its stock price is talking about how this magical potion will change everything.
"It's truly a magical potion that starts out as wine and then it gets resurrected as an erotic aperitif," she said.
The seventh is "a little secret". The secret ingredient that makes this drink a magical potion is the beauty of Singapore's twilight at Raffles.
More significant, the plot — based on "An Elixir of Love," an 1876 magazine story by Gilbert, in which social inequality is addressed with a magical potion — has not aged especially well.
