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conjure
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  • In the end, Professor McGonagall conjured a large fan out of thin air,  (source)
    conjured = created by magic
  • It was strange the way I felt about him: connected was the only word I could conjure up.  (source)
    conjure = think of (summon into action from his mind)
  • Emily tried to conjure up Ben, her boyfriend of four months.  (source)
    conjure = bring to mind
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  • And there he was, standing at a darkened window, conjured, apparently, by her need and her desperation.  (source)
    conjured = brought into existence as if by magic
  • Her ability to conjure objects from the strength and depth of her imagination. How had it worked?  (source)
    conjure = bring into existence by magic
  • Edwin looked deep into the flames, his faraway gaze conjuring up memories.  (source)
    conjuring = bringing (into existence)
  • To me, the word ameh still conjures up feelings of being enveloped with love.†  (source)
    conjures = summons into action or brings into existence
  • My hands together clasp'd, And upward stretching, on the fire I look'd, And busy fancy conjur'd up the forms Erewhile beheld alive consum'd in flames.†  (source)
    conjur'd = summoned into action or brought into existence
  • When did the real end, and the conjurings of a disturbed mind begin?†  (source)
  • David conjured a fire.  (source)
    conjured = brought into existence -- as if by magic
  • You sent a child to conjure up the dead?  (source)
    conjure = summon to be present
  • He pressed his hand to his forehead, conjuring up a coolness that would not come.  (source)
    conjuring = summoning into existence
  • The name conjures nothing in von Rumpel's memory.†  (source)
    conjures = summons into action or brings into existence
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