Meaning & use
Conjured
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Produced something, especially as if by magic; brought something to mind, or summoned a spirit through a magical ritual.
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The chef conjured a delicious meal out of almost nothing in the pantry.
The old photograph conjured memories of summers spent at her grandparents' farm.
A note on using this word
Comes from Latin 'conjurare,' to swear together, originally referring to summoning spirits through a binding oath.
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