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Words that rhyme with magic

Magic has 2 syllables. The first syllable is stressed. There are 2 perfect rhymes and 80 near rhymes below, grouped by syllables.

Top rhymes for magic: tragic, pelagic.

Perfect rhymes for magic

2

2 syllables

  • tragic

3 syllables

  • pelagic

Near rhymes for magic

80

Same vowel sound, different consonants. Closest-sounding first.

2 syllables

  • gadget
  • adjunct
  • paddock
  • abject
  • haddock
  • classic
  • panic
  • static
  • attic
  • gadgets
  • pageant
  • havoc
  • matchup
  • manic
  • ratchet
  • hatchet
  • barrack

3 syllables

  • nostalgic
  • sporadic
  • nomadic
  • dramatic
  • organic
  • metallic
  • mechanic
  • traumatic
  • volcanic
  • gigantic
  • aquatic
  • nostalgia
  • titanic
  • pragmatic
  • ecstatic
  • erratic
  • thematic
  • satanic
  • barbaric
  • fanatic
  • climatic
  • germanic
  • schematic
  • pneumatic
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  • emphatic
  • hepatic
  • thoracic
  • botanic
  • dogmatic
  • lymphatic

4+ syllables

  • apparatchik
  • hemorrhagic
  • apparatchiks
  • democratic
  • automatic
  • diplomatic
  • problematic
  • systematic
  • cinematic
  • charismatic
  • bureaucratic
  • oceanic
  • pancreatic
  • aromatic
  • aristocratic
  • inorganic
  • transatlantic
  • enigmatic
  • symptomatic
  • metastatic
  • electrostatic
  • idiosyncratic
  • melodramatic
  • operatic
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  • autocratic
  • messianic
  • psychopathic
  • asymptomatic
  • emblematic
  • programmatic
  • undemocratic
  • homeopathic
  • acrobatic

Questions

What rhymes with magic?
The closest perfect rhymes for magic are tragic and pelagic. There are 2 in all, grouped by syllables on this page.
How many syllables are in magic?
Magic has 2 syllables. The first syllable is stressed.
What are some near rhymes for magic?
Near rhymes keep the vowel sound but change the consonants, which is often what a lyric needs. For magic, try gadget, adjunct, paddock, abject and haddock.

Pronunciations from the CMU Pronouncing Dictionary (Carnegie Mellon University). Word frequency from wordfreq (CC BY-SA 4.0), word lists from SCOWL, offensive-word filtering from LDNOOBW (CC BY 4.0).