conjuration

as inincantation
as ininvocation
as inspell
as inwhammy
as inevocation
as indirty pool
as inmagic spell
as insleight of hand
as incharm
as inprestidigitation
as inthaumaturgy
as intheurgy
as inhex

Synonyms for conjuration

noun spell, magic

Antonyms for conjuration

reality

Word Origin & History

late 14c., coniuracioun, "conspiracy" (now obsolete), also "a calling upon something supernatural," from Old French conjuracion "spell, incantation, formula used in exorcism," from Latin coniurationem (nominative coniuratio) "a swearing together, conspiracy," noun of action from coniurare (see conjure).

Example Sentences for conjuration

He answered that he was forced to it by conjuration and maledictions.

The conjuration which they had been anxiously seeking was found.

I do not half like the state of things, and this conjuration about the bees may all fall through.

Pietro Bramante's conjuration was, if as inexplicable as ever, of the Archduchess.

The usual preparations for this conjuration were immediately made.

He seems to speak of his trouble as if mentioning it were a sort of conjuration to prevent it.

What he says sounds at first like scolding, and then like a solemn curse or conjuration.

It is said that at this conjuration the bird replied, "Yes, I am an evil spirit!"

Shotaye kept aloof after the conjuration, for a long time at least.

Thus, in its very bud, had his eye detected the conjuration de quinze ans!

conjuration

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