conjured

Called into being

Conjured is the past tense of conjure, which means to summon or produce as if by magic: The wizard conjured a fireball.

More commonly, conjure means to evoke or call to mind: The smell conjured memories of childhood summers.

To conjure up an image or feeling is to create it vividly in the imagination.

She conjured a solution out of nothing suggests resourceful creation from limited materials.

summoned

summoned

Called to appear

beckoned · summoning · materialized · manifested · raised · called forth · brought forth · roused · awakened · elicited

evoked

evoked

Summoned forth mentally

reminiscence · association · recollection · atmosphere · mood · feeling · sentiment · impression · image · triggered

magic

spell

Arrange letters correctly

wizardry · necromancy · hex · curse · charm · potion · ritual · alchemy · occult · grimoire

illusion

illusion

Misleading sensory impression

phantasm · phantom · specter · figment · vision · chimera · delusion · ghost · trickery · sleight of hand

imagined

imagination

Faculty for forming ideas

concocted · devised · dreamed up · made up · fictitious · fanciful · whimsical · imaginary · unreal · pretend

created

created

Caused to exist

fashioned · formed · originated · composed · constructed · conceived · engineered · assembled · wrought · shaped

Opposites
magical creation/summoning

conjurednatural

Not artificially produced

organic · innate · preexisting · inherent · spontaneous

imaginative fabrication

conjuredreal

Truly existing, not fake

actual · factual · genuine · authentic · documented

summoning/calling forth

conjuredbanished

Forced to leave permanently

dispelled · dismissed · exorcised · vanished · vanquished

Phrases
Family

conjure, conjure up, conjuring, conjurer, conjures, conjuration, conjurers, conjurings, conjurations

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