v. 1 to call forth by magic or as if by magic; 2 to bring to mind; to recall or evoke
She went through her yearbook seeking to conjure up memories of home.
She went through her yearbook seeking to conjure up memories of home.
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What food is Albert trying to conjure when Igraine and the Sorrowful Knight return to the Tower?
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What was a conjure bag?
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Who was the conjure man in the book?
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What was a conjure man?
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What happened to the piece of dough that the conjure wives put in the frying pan?
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How did Eric know to use the magic word 'Zara' to conjure up the ice castle?
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What spirits does Prospero conjure after blessing Ferninand and Miranda's marriage?
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What is Tai's creative outlet that allows him to think on his feet and conjure up the right construct in the heat of battle?
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evoke; invoke; summon; appeal to
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con-jure
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