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Discover LudwigThe phrase "magical process" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a process that seems extraordinary or enchanting, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "The artist described her creative journey as a magical process that transformed her ideas into stunning works of art."
Alternatives: "enchanting procedure" or "wonderful method"
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The shape becomes organic - it's a magical process.
Back at the hotel, in the Brewery Bar, I encountered a magical process of a different kind.
By the time the Springboks reached the final at Ellis Park, however, a magical process had taken place.
Venture capitalists fund insights — that is, they let the magical process that generates new ideas take its course, and then they jump in.
Venture capitalists fund insights that is, they let the magical process that generates new ideas take its course, and then they jump in.
It is in the promo department that the magical process of stamping the MTV brand name on the feeling of youth takes place.
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We are horrified by the idea that these poor, pigmentless Africans are being hacked to death with big machetes not because of the color of their skin, but because people actually believe that their various parts can be used in magical processes.
IN barely 100 years, photography has gone from a magical, even mystical process, to an afterthought.
Throughout history man has considered baking a magical & sacred process a medium for expressing his beliefs and his fantasies & just expressing himself.
And there was something slightly magical about this process, as though the postal system had only recently been invented.
After that, by some magical and inexplicable process, she walked: the anger and resentment faded to be replaced by a gorgeous striding amazon.
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