| 5000 Vocabulary List for Visiting Scholars in the USA - Page 327 | |||
| Word | Type | Used in a Sentence | Synonym |
| magic | adj. | We saw a magic show at the hotel. | mystical |
| magician | noun | The magician did an interesting show. | illusionist |
| magistrate | noun | We were married by a magistrate. | law official |
| magnet | noun | A magnet held it to the stove. | attracts iron |
| noun | Hawaii is a magnet for vacationers. | attraction | |
| magnetic | adj. | The steel is magnetic. | attracts metal |
| adj. | She has a magnetic personality. | appealing | |
| magnificent | adj. | It was a magnificent view. | splendid |
| magnify | verb | They tend to magnify the problem. | exaggerate |
| magnitude | noun | The magnitude of the problem is high. | extent |
| noun | The magnitude of that star is two. | brightness scale | |
| maid | noun | The maid had cleaned the hotel room. | female servant |
| noun | The young maid was very pretty. | unmarried girl | |