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conjure
verb (conjured , conjuring )
1 intr to perform magic tricks.
2 to summon (a spirit, demon, etc) to appear.
3 old use to beg someone earnestly to do something.
[13c: from Latin conjurare to swear together]
conjurer or conjuror noun someone who performs magic tricks, etc, especially for the entertainment of others.
conjuring noun .
a name to conjure with a name of great importance or significance.
conjure something up
1 to produce it as though from nothing.
2 to call up, evoke or stir (images, memories, etc).
verb (conjured , conjuring )
1 intr to perform magic tricks.
2 to summon (a spirit, demon, etc) to appear.
3 old use to beg someone earnestly to do something.
[13c: from Latin conjurare to swear together]
conjurer or conjuror noun someone who performs magic tricks, etc, especially for the entertainment of others.
conjuring noun .
a name to conjure with a name of great importance or significance.
conjure something up
1 to produce it as though from nothing.
2 to call up, evoke or stir (images, memories, etc).
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