Conjure from
verb
To make something appear as if by magic.
The magician conjured a rabbit from his hat.
Often appears as...
- conjure a rabbit from a hat
- conjure illusions from thin air
verb
To call upon or command a spirit or supernatural power by a special ritual.
The witch conjured spirits from the dead.
Often appears as...
- conjure spirits from the dead
- conjure a demon from hell
verb
To bring into mind or recall something, usually by great efforts.
She conjured a smile from her memories of the good times.
Often appears as...
- conjure a smile from memory
- conjure images from the past
verb
To make something appear as if by magic.
The magician conjured a rabbit from his hat.
Often appears as...
- conjure a rabbit from a hat
- conjure illusions from thin air
verb
To call upon or command a spirit or supernatural power by a special ritual.
The witch conjured spirits from the dead.
Often appears as...
- conjure spirits from the dead
- conjure a demon from hell
verb
To bring into mind or recall something, usually by great efforts.
She conjured a smile from her memories of the good times.
Often appears as...
- conjure a smile from memory
- conjure images from the past
Definition 1 of 3
Pro Tip 1/3Magical Imagery
Used to describe something appearing suddenly or unexpectedly, as if by magic.
The chef conjured a feast from basic ingredients.
Pro Tip 2/3Creative Skill
Shows admiration for someone's ability to create or produce something in an ingenious way.
He conjured a whole story from a single photograph.
Pro Tip 3/3Entertainment Context
Often found in discussions about performances where tricks or illusions are performed.
The street performer conjured flowers from nowhere.
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