conjure
Call forth supernaturally
To conjure is to summon or produce as if by magic: The magician conjured a rabbit from his hat.
The word extends to any impressive act of bringing forth: She conjured a meal from nearly empty cupboards.
To conjure up is to evoke or call to mind: The smell conjured up memories of childhood.
A name to conjure with belongs to someone powerful or influential.
Bring forth mentally
- invokeCall upon formally
- summonCall to appear
- beckonSignal to approach
- call forthSummon or elicit
raise · manifest · materialize · apparition · spirit · demon · entity · familiar
Arrange letters correctly
- enchantmentMagical influence over someone
- sorceryPractice of dark magic
- wizardryPractice of casting spells
- incantationSpoken magical formula
witchcraft · hex · charm · bewitchment · necromancy · thaumaturgy · potion · amulet
Atmospheric optical deception
- hallucinationPerception without external cause
- phantasmIllusory supernatural appearance
- deceptionIntentional misleading of others
- trickeryDeliberate deception or fraud
fantasy · delusion · vision · simulacrum · figment · chimera · apparition · sleight of hand
Make or manufacture
- generateCause to come into being
- fabricateInvent or manufacture
- deviseCreate through ingenuity
- concoctInvent or devise
invent · fashion · whip up · rustle up · improvise · contrive · bring forth · materialize
Formal event marking occasions
- incantationSpoken magical formula
- chantRepetitive rhythmic phrase
- pentagramFive-pointed mystical star
- sigilMagical or heraldic symbol
altar · offering · circle · candle · invocation · occult · grimoire · coven
Foretelling of future events
- oracleAuthoritative wisdom source
- clairvoyanceExtrasensory perception ability
- soothsayerOne who predicts futures
- augurOne who reads omens
premonition · tarot · scrying · crystal ball · fortune telling · seer · visionary · foresight
evoke
Bring forth mentally
call forth · raise · manifest · materialize · apparition · spirit · demon · entity · familiar · specter
spell
Arrange letters correctly
- enchantmentMagical influence over someone
- sorceryPractice of dark magic
- wizardryPractice of casting spells
incantation · witchcraft · hex · charm · bewitchment · necromancy · thaumaturgy · potion · amulet · talisman
mirage
Atmospheric optical deception
- hallucinationPerception without external cause
- phantasmIllusory supernatural appearance
- deceptionIntentional misleading of others
trickery · fantasy · delusion · vision · simulacrum · figment · chimera · apparition · sleight of hand · prestidigitator
produce
Make or manufacture
concoct · invent · fashion · whip up · rustle up · improvise · contrive · bring forth · materialize · manifest
ceremony
Formal event marking occasions
- incantationSpoken magical formula
- chantRepetitive rhythmic phrase
- pentagramFive-pointed mystical star
sigil · altar · offering · circle · candle · invocation · occult · grimoire · coven · rite
prophecy
Foretelling of future events
- oracleAuthoritative wisdom source
- clairvoyanceExtrasensory perception ability
- soothsayerOne who predicts futures
augur · premonition · tarot · scrying · crystal ball · fortune telling · seer · visionary · foresight · portent
recall
Memory retrieval act
bring to mind · summon up · recollect · trigger · stir · arouse · awaken · rekindle · imagery · atmosphere
- magicwizard, wand, sorcerer, witchcraft, mage
- witchcraftwitch, spell, spellwork, witches, spells
- inventinvent, devise, create, conceive, come up with
- spellsspell, cast, curse, enchantment, fireball
- folk magicspell, spells, hex, hexes, curse
- Louisiana Folklorevoodoo, hoodoo, traiteur, Evangeline, voodoo queen
conjuredisenchant
Free from false beliefs
disillusion · demystify · debunk · explain · reveal
- conjured upProduced seemingly from nowhere
- conjure upSummon mentally or magically
- conjuring upProducing by imagination
- The ConjuringDemonic possession film
- word to conjure withInfluential term or name
- name to conjure withPerson of great influence
conjure up, conjuring, conjurer, conjured, conjures, conjuration, conjuror, conjurers, conjurings