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Definition
summon into action or bring into existence — often as if by magic
- Guillaume Rym alone might have conjured away the difficulty, but Coppenole had heard the cardinal.1.1.4 — Vol 1 Bk 1 Chpt 4 — Master Jacques Coppenole (9% in)
- Again, it is certain that the archdeacon had been seized with a singular passion for the symbolical door of NotreDame, that page of a conjuring book written in stone, by Bishop Guillaume de Paris, who has, no doubt, been damned for having affixed so infernal a frontispiece to the sacred poem chanted by the rest of the edifice.1.4.5 — Vol 1 Bk 4 Chpt 5 — More about Claude Frollo (52% in)
- I conjure your majesty—2.10.5 — Vol 2 Bk 10 Chpt 5 — The Retreat in which.... (59% in)
There are no more uses of "conjure" in The Hunchback of Notre Dame.
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