Levitate

usgb/ˈlevɪteɪt/
verb

To rise or make rise in the air, especially by means of supernatural or magical power.

The magician made the woman levitate above the stage.
Visual representation of "levitate" - to rise or make rise in the air, especially by means of supernatural or magical power

Often appears as...

  • levitate in the air
  • levitate above the ground
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Magical Connotation

Implies supernatural events often seen in literature or entertainment.

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In the fantasy novel, the wizard levitated the castle off the ground.
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Perceived Illusion

Used to describe tricks in the context of performances, not real magic.

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Everyone clapped when the magician appeared to levitate a card.
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Exaggerated Expressions

Sometimes used hyperbolically to describe extreme happiness or shock.

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I was so thrilled I could levitate!
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