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Meanings of conjuror in English
Someone who performs magic tricks to amuse an audience.
Usage of conjuror in English
1
I don't know if you have ever seen a really good conjuror-
2
Nor was this all; both tymbesteres and conjuror were fortune-tellers by profession.
3
From the top of the ladder, he produced trees like a conjuror.
4
I will now give a few stories illustrative of the conjuror's power.
5
Alle I woulde say is, I ne'er set up for a conjuror.
6
They were dealt by the players; the conjuror never touched them.
7
So had the conjuror declared; and so these misguided heathens believed.
8
According to Weyer, the conjuror's ring can force him to tell the truth.
9
The news of Toret's conjuror frequenting the sages' guild did not surprise him.
10
The conjuror stood behind the dog's partner, and never went near the animal.
11
The conjuror who reveals his mechanism is no longer a conjuror.
12
When at the river's brink the conjuror was to cry out:-
13
The conjuror hemmed, and, waving his wand, took up a pile of halfpence.
14
The conjuror's bread was at stake, but he was equal to the occasion.
15
Maggie is a clever child, but she cannot toss knives with a conjuror.
16
A conjuror of that name was just then among London's attractions.
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