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The performance of tricks which are seemingly magical, typically involving sleight of hand
“Magick should not be confused with magic, which is the art of conjuring and legerdemain.”
Magic, sorcery, or the use of supernatural powers
“The famous magician delighted the audience with his mesmerizing conjuring.”
The act of conjuring or bringing about, typically in a mystical or divine manner
Of, relating to, or like, a talisman
Having enchanting qualities
Present participle for to create or bring about, typically as if by magic
“They couldn't conjure a rabbit out of a hat, much less a curse.”
Present participle for to call an image or memory to the mind
“Using cracked linen as a surface, she painted motifs that conjure up images of Italian frescoes while simulating the effects of time and weather.”
Present participle for to ask or implore someone earnestly or to beseech
“I conjure you to think of these things. I conjure you by the remembrance of that venerable and faithful minister, my excellent predecessor, who for forty years labored so unweariedly among you.”
Present participle for to provoke or bring about
Present participle for to ask someone to do something in an urgent manner
Present participle for to think or suppose
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