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synonyms for conjuring

  • eerie
  • enchanted
  • enchanting
  • extraordinary
  • fascinating
  • magic
  • marvelous
  • miraculous
  • mysterious
  • mythical
  • otherworldly
  • spellbinding
  • spooky
  • uncanny
  • unusual
  • weird
  • wonderful
  • bewitched
  • charismatic
  • clairvoyant
  • demoniac
  • diabolic
  • ensorcelled
  • entranced
  • entrancing
  • fiendish
  • ghostly
  • haunted
  • imaginary
  • magnetic
  • mystic
  • necromantic
  • occult
  • parapsychological
  • runic
  • sorcerous
  • spectral
  • spellbound
  • spiritualistic
  • telekinetic
  • thaumaturgic
  • tranced
  • witching
  • witchlike
  • wizardly
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antonyms for conjuring

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  • common
  • familiar
  • natural
  • normal
  • ordinary
  • plain
  • regular
  • repulsive
  • usual
  • boring
  • dull
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              How to use conjuring in a sentence

              In the midst of their conjuring, the Inquisition came down upon them.
              THE HISTORY OF ENGLAND FROM THE ACCESSION OF JAMES II.THOMAS BABINGTON MACAULAY
              But Cash gave no sign that he heard or saw anything save the visions his memory was conjuring in the dancing flames.
              CABIN FEVERB. M. BOWER
              I ought to be above feeling annoyed at this tomfoolery—but these conjuring fellows go too far.
              PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI, VOL. 93, SEPTEMBER 24, 1887VARIOUS
              Miss Mackenzie was in the place of honour, conjuring with a teapot and a cosy; and, behold!
              THE WORKS OF ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON - SWANSTON EDITION VOL. 10 (OF 25)ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON
              Here is a fair heritage lost, I dare say, on a foul cast at dice, or a conjuring trick at cards!
              THE FORTUNES OF NIGELSIR WALTER SCOTT
              Now used generally for a spell or conjuring word: mere gibberish.
              CHAMBERS'S TWENTIETH CENTURY DICTIONARY (PART 1 OF 4: A-D)VARIOUS
              This set him conjuring before his eyes the image of Rhoda, until he cried, "I'll be hanged if the girl doesn't haunt me!"
              RHODA FLEMING, COMPLETEGEORGE MEREDITH
              His eidetic memory went to work, conjuring an image of a large-scale map he had once studied.
              THE SENSITIVE MANPOUL WILLIAM ANDERSON
              A flash went through him, like lightning in a sunless sky, conjuring up in him strange phantasms.
              CONTEMPORARY RUSSIAN NOVELISTSSERGE PERSKY
              He was unbolting the door, when his sister's voice was heard on the outside conjuring him to come forth.
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