antimagic

English

Etymology

From anti- +‎ magic.

Adjective

antimagic (not comparable)

1. (rare) Opposed to magic or witchcraft.
   • 2002, Richard Lachmann, Capitalists in Spite of Themselves:

     Second, French clerics enjoyed strong support from the crown and lay elites in their antimagic campaigns […]

2. (in fiction) Serving to counteract magic or its effects.
   • 2005, Matthew Kane, A Player's Guide to Deminar:

     […] a monster emits a natural antimagic field […]

Translations

opposed to magic or witchcraft

• Portuguese: antimágico, antimagia

serving to counteract magic or its effects

• Portuguese: antimagia

See also

• antimagic square