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Meanings of conjuring in English
Portuguese
conjuração Catalan
encantament Synonyms
Examples for "invocation"
Examples for "invocation"
1
An invocation can also express thanks for past blessings from the deity.
2
After this introductory invocation begins the real song in a different metre.
3
Brexit is the first invocation of the Article by a Member State.
4
After the invocation to the muse he thinks he hears her playing:
5
But the Egyptian seemed to address a silent invocation to the mummy.
1
Sechul Lath thought back to the power of his companion's conjuration.
2
His eyes even swam in moisture, as he repeated the conjuration:
3
I adjusted my light and started to read the conjuration from my notebook.
4
But now shouldn't he have some reason for summoning her beyond simple conjuration?
5
By statute of 1736, witchcraft, sorcery, enchantment, and conjuration were abolished as crimes.
1
She shuddered with the force of the conjury, and still Forsythia resisted.
2
This sword, and my conjury... is that going to be enough?
3
You primarily use ritual, but I work my conjury through artificing, creating useful tools.
4
How many new insights into his conjury might he find in such vast repositories?
5
His chosen method of conjury was artificing, the making of objects and tools, and not spellcraft.
Usage of conjuring in English
1
It's not an easy thing, conjuring sea serpent pheromone, believe you me.
2
He'd been conjuring this idea for the better part of a week.
3
As in conjuring everything found was placed beforehand in the desired position.
4
In the midst of their conjuring, the Inquisition came down upon them.
5
Bellis could imagine their frantic work gauging aetherial currents, stoking and conjuring.
6
The pleasure his word-conjuring can yield is chiefly of the sensuous order.
7
After conjuring them up he was left craving for more substantial replicants.
8
Sorcery required no conjuring vessels, so why was this undead wearing one?
9
The music was clearly Caster music, conjuring a spell of its own.
10
I nodded, conjuring up an image of Mrs. Kirschmann draped in fur.
11
This is a subtle, perfect conjuring up of Brennan's own dislocated condition.
12
There is more to this project than the conjuring of the avanc.
13
The shifty workings of the word are typical of Crace's verbal conjuring.
14
Farage seems to have an uncanny knack for conjuring capital from crises.
15
He looked like an African savage being shown a simple conjuring trick.
16
A crystal ball and other conjuring implements were found on his person.
About this term
Frequent collocations
Conjuring through the time
Conjuring across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common