conjures

Brings to mind

Conjures is the third-person singular of conjure, which means to summon or bring forth, originally by magic or supernatural means: The wizard conjures spirits from the deep.

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

To conjure up is to produce as if by magic: She conjured up a feast from an empty refrigerator.

illusion

mirage

Atmospheric optical deception

trickery · delusion · figment · chimera · optical illusion · distortion · apparition · specter · hologram · simulacrum

summon

invocation

Calling upon higher authority

spiritualism · evocation · summoner · familiar · elemental · demon · specter · apparition · phantom · spirit

magic

spell

Arrange letters correctly

witchcraft · enchantment · hex · charm · ritual · alchemy · potion · amulet · talisman · grimoire

evoke

memory

Mind's retention capacity

association · sensation · feeling · emotion · impression · image · vision · echo · resonance · atmosphere

imagination

fantasy

Imaginative mental wandering

mythos · wonderland · enchantment · legend · tale · fiction · escapism · surrealism · daydream · reverie

Categories
Opposites
magical summoning/creation

conjuresdispels

Causes to vanish

banishes · exorcises · dismisses · vanquishes · sends away

mental evocation

conjuressuppresses

Actively prevents expression

represses · dispels · banishes · forgets · erases

existence/manifestation

conjuresdestroys

Causes complete ruin

annihilates · dispels · eliminates · abolishes · eradicates

Phrases
Family

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

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