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to conjure
01
to summon or bring something into existence, often with a sense of magic or supernatural influence
02
to secretly or covertly join in a conspiracy or plot, often with others
Intransitive
03
to urgently or earnestly ask or plead with someone to do something
Ditransitive: to conjure sb to do sth
conjure
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conjurer
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conjurer
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conjuring
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conjuring
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Example
The magician could conjure a dove out of thin air during his performance.
With a wave of her wand, the fairy godmother could conjure a carriage for Cinderella.
The ancient spell allowed the sorcerer to conjure a protective barrier around the castle.
The enchantress could conjure illusions that captivated and amazed those who witnessed her magic.
The ritual was designed to allow the priest to conjure visions that provided guidance to the seekers.
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