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con·jure: I. intransitive verb II. transitive verb
conjure up: transitive verb

I . con·jure [ˈkʌnʤəʳ] VB intr

conjure

II . con·jure [ˈkʌnʤəʳ] VB trans

conjure

conjure up VB trans

1. conjure (call upon):

conjure

2. conjure fig (produce):

conjure

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That night, while everyone sleeps, he conjures a fleet of warships. en.wikipedia.org

He was not a big man, and his pleasant, easygoing manner would not have conjured in your mind the picture of the fearless missionary. en.wikipedia.org

She frequently reminds her daughter of the witches' honour code, which for example forbids conjuring up money. en.wikipedia.org

With her wand, she conjured herself a castle and lived in it. en.wikipedia.org

Magic is the amount of power the player possesses to conjure spells. en.wikipedia.org

He does not actually use a star-racer during the competition, instead he surrounds himself with glowing, diamond-shaped energy fields conjured and controlled by his mind. en.wikipedia.org

His performances can conjure up vivid images in people's minds. en.wikipedia.org

What conjures within us the experience of love or, alternatively, casts us into the oblivion of darkness? en.wikipedia.org

Built from spare polygons, its paper-craft-like animation conjures the world, the creatures and the threat wonderfully. en.wikipedia.org

He entered into meditation and conjured up a multitude of spirits (genies or demons) from the earth. en.wikipedia.org

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