magicdom

English

Etymology

From magic +‎ -dom.

Noun

magicdom (uncountable)

1. The sphere or world of magic
   • 1992, Gordon R. Dickson, The dragon on the border:

     I will contact the other two AAA+ magicians — the next of the three pillars of magicdom in this world — and see if I can't enlist them to follow my example.

   • 2011, Jim Magus, Terry Nosek, Neil Tobin, Unspeakable Acts:

     We could probably make it the most exclusive publication in magicdom.

   • 2012, J. B. Bobo, Modern Coin Magic:

     An effective routine for small intimate groups is this easy-to-do mystery by magicdom's master of sublety, Stewart Judah.

   • 2012, Jean Hugard, Encyclopedia of Card Tricks:

     Close to a year ago, there made its appearance upon the horizon of magicdom a book.