Sample Sentences forconjure (editor-reviewed)
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She fears his black magic will conjure up evil spirits.conjure = summon into action or bring into existence
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The song conjures memories of good times.conjures = brings to mind
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You sent a child to conjure up the dead? (source)conjure = summon to be present
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I tried for a long time to conjure up an image of her before that, just a sliver of something, like her tucking me into bed, (source)conjure = bring into existence
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He tried to conjure up a face to fit the words, but there was no face. (source)conjure = make (bring into existence)
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I think of you, I dream of you, I conjure you up when I need you most. (source)conjure = summon into existence
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In the end, Professor McGonagall conjured a large fan out of thin air, (source)conjured = created by magic
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To conjure several doubles of herself was one thing, but an entire army? (source)conjure = summon into action or bring into existence
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He pressed his hand to his forehead, conjuring up a coolness that would not come. (source)conjuring = summoning into existence
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The name conjures nothing in von Rumpel's memory.† (source)
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I therefore vouch again, That with some mixtures powerful o'er the blood, Or with some dram conjur'd to this effect, He wrought upon her.† (source)
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He was entitled to his own versions, his own conjurings; as I am.† (source)
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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
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Emily tried to conjure up Ben, her boyfriend of four months. (source)conjure = bring to mind
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Edwin looked deep into the flames, his faraway gaze conjuring up memories. (source)conjuring = bringing (into existence)
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It conjures images of savages beating drums around a fire.† (source)
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