magic wand

noun

1. a thin rod brandished by a conjuror in peforming magic tricks
2. any seemingly magical solution to a difficult problem

   there is no magic wand for us to fix it

Example Sentences

Ms Phillipson said: "I recognise the pressures that this is placing on councils" but "there is no magic wand - we cannot fix this overnight".

From BBC

"But he doesn't have the magic wand that I need."

From BBC

David's Sling, called "Magic Wand" in Hebrew, can intercept missiles up to 300km away.

From BBC

“We really can’t do anything about the trillion tons of carbon dioxide in the air right now on that time frame, but for methane, we could see concentrations return to pre-industrial levels within a decade if we could stop anthropogenic emissions with a magic wand.”

From Los Angeles Times

This year, Moms for Liberty head Tiffany Justice said she hopes "to hear some more plans" regarding this, because "it’s a little more complicated than just waving a magic wand and making it go away."

From Salon