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exponer
Summon into action or bring into existence, often as if by magic.
raise
stir
arouse
conjure
invoke
evoke
put forward
call forth
call down
bring up
Spanish
exponer
1
Those words used to
conjure
up
images of wealth and epicurean tastes.
2
People from certain countries
conjure
up
images that other nationalities just don't.
3
The names
conjure
up
images of untamed beasts - dangerous, yet exciting.
4
Drones
conjure
up
images for many people of air strikes and battlefields.
5
Think of Joe Errity and
conjure
up
a range of Zelig moments.
6
But I cannot
conjure
up
companies and shipments out of thin air.
7
He managed to
conjure
up
a smile, and the ruse was effective.
8
We have great cares now; let us not
conjure
up
fantastic fears.'
9
We do not need artificially to
conjure
up
a sense of sin.
10
I haven't got a clue what kind of coin to
conjure
up
.
11
His life has, in any terms he can
conjure
up
,
been futile.
12
Their purpose is to present possibilities, not to
conjure
up
miraculous solutions.
13
But do not let us
conjure
up
such dreadful images, my Margaret.
14
He forced them away again and tried to
conjure
up
Winters's face.
15
It was getting harder for him to
conjure
up
his father's face.
16
Despite his efforts to
conjure
up
an alternative buyer, that deal went ahead.
conjure
up
conjure
Spanish
exponer
invocar
agitar
llamar
traer
despertar
evocar
invitar
conjurar