100 Examples of sentences containing the noun "abracadabra"

Definition

"Abracadabra" is often used as a magical incantation or a phrase used by magicians during tricks or illusions. It can also represent a nonsensical term used to describe something that seems magical or inexplicable.

Synonyms

• Hocus-pocus
• Presto
• Alakazam
• Simsalabim
• Magic words

Antonyms

• Reality
• Fact
• Truth
• Authenticity
• Veracity

Examples

1. The magician abracadabrad his way out of the tricky situation.
2. She waved her wand and abracadabrad a beautiful bouquet of flowers.
3. With a flick of his wrist, he abracadabrad the rabbit out of the hat.
4. The children were excited as they watched the magician abracadabra a coin from thin air.
5. He shouted "abracadabra!" and the crowd gasped in amazement.
6. The illusionist abracadabrad his assistant into a new outfit in seconds.
7. After saying "abracadabra," the card magically turned over.
8. She loved the way he could simply abracadabra something into existence.
9. The old book was filled with spells that began with the word "abracadabra."
10. The phrase "abracadabra" echoed through the performance hall.
11. He believed that if he said "abracadabra," anything was possible.
12. The kids giggled as they tried to abracadabra their toys back to life.
13. With a confident smile, the magician abracadabrad away the cloth to reveal the hidden object.
14. The show ended with a spectacular "abracadabra" that left the audience in awe.
15. The performer always included the word "abracadabra" in his routine for added flair.
16. She felt like she could abracadabra her worries away with a simple chant.
17. The phrase "abracadabra" has been used in various cultures to invoke magic.
18. As the lights dimmed, he prepared to abracadabra his final trick.
19. The children chanted "abracadabra" in unison, hoping for magic to happen.
20. The word "abracadabra" is often associated with childhood memories of magic shows.
21. He knew that a well-timed "abracadabra" could enhance any illusion.
22. The audience was captivated when the magician abracadabrad the impossible.
23. Even in jest, she would sometimes abracadabra a solution to their problems.
24. The old man claimed he could abracadabra anything he wished into existence.
25. During the performance, the magician would always pause before saying "abracadabra."
26. She playfully said "abracadabra" before attempting her new trick.
27. The tale of the wizard who could abracadabra anything was famous in the village.
28. With each “abracadabra,” the atmosphere became more enchanted.
29. The magic show was built around the idea that believing in "abracadabra" could change reality.
30. He practiced saying "abracadabra" with the right tone to enhance the effect.
31. The children thought that if they chanted "abracadabra," they could summon their favorite toys.
32. The magician's closing act involved a dramatic "abracadabra" that left everyone speechless.
33. She believed that a little bit of "abracadabra" could solve many of life's problems.
34. The phrase "abracadabra" was the highlight of his performance.
35. The concept of "abracadabra" has appeared in many stories and legends.
36. To his surprise, the old book contained spells that started with "abracadabra."
37. The illusionist abracadabrad a beautiful dove from nowhere.
38. She felt like her words could abracadabra a new beginning.
39. The final "abracadabra" was the climax of the entire show.
40. The word "abracadabra" always made him feel like a kid again.
41. He never failed to impress when he would abracadabra a surprise.
42. The audience erupted in applause after the magician’s grand "abracadabra."
43. The children practiced their magic skills, hoping to abracadabra something amazing.
44. The phrase "abracadabra" has a whimsical sound that invites curiosity.
45. With a confident gesture, she abracadabrad a shimmering light.
46. He had a knack for making people believe in the power of "abracadabra."
47. The phrase was a staple in his magical repertoire, always followed by astonishment.
48. She closed her eyes and wished she could abracadabra her fears away.
49. The magician's opening line always included the word "abracadabra."
50. When in doubt, she would simply abracadabra a solution into existence.
51. His theatrical use of "abracadabra" added drama to the performance.
52. The children giggled as they attempted to abracadabra their way to fun.
53. The phrase "abracadabra" felt like a bridge between reality and fantasy.
54. He would often abracadabra the mundane into the extraordinary.
55. With a wave of her hand, she abracadabrad a new adventure into their lives.
56. The magician knew that a well-placed "abracadabra" could change everything.
57. The audience leaned in as he prepared to abracadabra the grand finale.
58. The art of magic is often summed up in a simple "abracadabra."
59. She felt empowered by the thought that she could abracadabra change her destiny.
60. The performance was filled with suspense, leading up to the final "abracadabra."
61. He would often joke that he could abracadabra his way out of any problem.
62. The magic show was a celebration of imagination, where "abracadabra" ruled.
63. She believed in the magic of the word "abracadabra" and its ability to inspire.
64. The phrase was a key element in the story, symbolizing hope and wonder.
65. He felt that if he believed hard enough, he could abracadabra his dreams into reality.
66. The audience held their breath, waiting for the moment when he would abracadabra something unbelievable.
67. The magician’s signature line always included a dramatic "abracadabra."
68. She chanted "abracadabra" as she waved her hands over the table.
69. The children learned that with a little imagination, they could abracadabra anything.
70. He loved the thrill of saying "abracadabra" before each trick.
71. The idea that one could simply abracadabra a solution was enchanting.
72. The story's hero could abracadabra any object he desired.
73. The performance was a mix of skill and the magic of "abracadabra."
74. To their delight, the magician abracadabrad a series of colorful scarves.
75. The magic of "abracadabra" filled the air with excitement.
76. She smiled, knowing that the power of "abracadabra" was within her.
77. The crowd gasped as he prepared to abracadabra the impossible.
78. The essence of magic was captured in the simple word "abracadabra."
79. He often said, "All you need is a bit of abracadabra to make magic happen."
80. The phrase was a reminder that anything was possible with a little belief.
81. She closed her eyes, whispered "abracadabra," and felt a surge of hope.
82. The magician's ability to abracadabra was the talk of the town.
83. The children's laughter echoed as they tried to abracadabra their toys to life.
84. With each "abracadabra," the audience felt more enchanted.
85. The illusionist's confidence made the audience believe in "abracadabra."
86. He often thought of life as one big abracadabra waiting to happen.
87. The word "abracadabra" seemed to hold a special magic of its own.
88. She hoped to abracadabra away all her worries.
89. The magician's final act was a spectacular "abracadabra" that left everyone speechless.
90. The magic of abracadabra lingered long after the show ended.
91. They believed that if they worked together, they could abracadabra a solution.
92. The phrase "abracadabra" was a doorway to a world of possibilities.
93. The magician always knew how to abracadabra the audience into a frenzy.
94. She felt liberated as she learned to abracadabra her own happiness.
95. The excitement in the room grew as he prepared to abracadabra something amazing.
96. The playful chant of "abracadabra" filled the air with joy.
97. He felt a surge of creativity whenever he said "abracadabra."
98. The story concluded with the hero's triumphant "abracadabra."
99. The children believed that they could abracadabra magic into their lives.
100. As the final trick unfolded, the magician smiled and confidently said, "abracadabra!"