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Conjur - Dictionary

Meaning 1: Verb - To perform magic tricks or illusions

Definition: To summon forth or manipulate objects or events using supernatural or magical powers.

Sample Sentence: The magician would conjur a rabbit out of an empty hat.

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Meaning 2: Verb - To create or bring into existence

Definition: To bring something into existence or cause something to happen seemingly out of nowhere.

Sample Sentence: The author managed to conjur a thrilling plot twist that left the readers shocked.

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Meaning 3: Verb - To call upon or request earnestly

Definition: To request, entreat, or implore someone to do something.

Sample Sentence: The children would conjur their parents for a day at the amusement park.

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Meaning 4: Noun - A skilled magician or sorcerer

Definition: A person who is skilled at performing magic tricks or sorcery.

Sample Sentence: The conjur amazed the audience with his incredible abilities.

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Meaning 5: Adjective - Belonging to a specific locality or community

Definition: Pertaining or restricted to a particular place or region.

Sample Sentence: The small café is known for serving delicious conjur dishes using locally sourced ingredients.

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