Thaumaturgic
ˌθɔːməˈtɜːrdʒɪk
adjective
relating to or concerned with miracles or magic; magical
The word 'thaumaturgic' comes from the Greek words 'thaûma' meaning 'miracle' and 'ergon' meaning 'work'. It is used to describe something related to the performance of miracles or magic.
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James Joyce
Ulysses