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Conjuration (Noun)

Meaning 1

An illusory feat; considered magical by naive observers.

Classification

Nouns denoting acts or actions.

Examples

  • The street performer's conjuration of a levitating card trick left the crowd agog with amazement.
  • To the untrained eye, the magician's conjuration of smoke and mirrors made it seem like he was teleporting objects.
  • The conjuration of ghostly apparitions on the TV screen sent shivers down the spines of the gullible viewers.
  • The conjuration of a burning candle out of thin air convinced many that the mentalist possessed supernatural powers.
  • The sophisticated technology behind the conjuration of holographic projections made it almost impossible to distinguish reality from illusion.

Synonyms

  • Magic Trick
  • Thaumaturgy
  • Trick
  • Legerdemain
  • Magic
  • Conjuring Trick
  • Illusion
  • Deception

Hypernyms

  • Performance

Hyponyms

  • Card Trick
  • Sleight Of Hand
  • Prestidigitation

Meaning 2

Calling up a spirit or devil.

Classification

Nouns denoting cognitive processes and contents.

Examples

  • The dark magician's conjuration went horribly wrong, unleashing a malevolent entity on the world.
  • As she whispered the ancient words, a chilling presence made itself known, the result of her conjuration.
  • The conjuration ceremony had been years in the planning, with many a scholar pouring over dusty tomes to ensure its success.
  • Despite the risks, many attempted conjuration in secret, seeking to gain dark power from otherworldly beings.
  • It was said that on certain nights, under a blood moon, a powerful conjuration could bring forth even the most malevolent of entities.

Synonyms

  • Conjuring
  • Conjury
  • Invocation

Hypernyms

  • Magic

Hyponyms

  • Evocation

Related Words

  • Conjure (verb)

Meaning 3

A ritual recitation of words or sounds believed to have a magical effect.

Classification

Nouns denoting communicative processes and contents.

Examples

  • The ancient shaman's conjuration of the spirits was said to bring good fortune to the village.
  • The wizard's incantation was a complex conjuration of words and gestures that required years of study to master.
  • The conjuration of the elements was a delicate process that required the priestess to recite the ancient words with precision.
  • The sorcerer's conjuration of the demon was a reckless act that would have far-reaching consequences.
  • The mystical conjuration of the forest spirits was a sacred ritual that only the most skilled druids were allowed to perform.

Synonyms

  • Incantation

Hypernyms

  • Spell
  • Magical Spell
  • Charm

Hyponyms

  • Invocation

Related Words

  • Conjure (verb)
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