Conjure and Image

Conjure

Conjure verb - To make a request to (someone) in an earnest or urgent manner.

Image and conjure are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Image" instead a verb "Conjure".

Image

Image verb - To form a mental picture of.
Usage example: anyone who still images the cape's coastline as a scene of unspoiled beauty is in for a rude awakening

Conjure and image are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Conjure" instead a verb "Image".

Nearby Words: imaged, imaging, imagery

Both words in one sentence

  • Punny Name The name isn't meant to conjure up the image of intentionally destroying newly made buildings, however, but rather that of "new buildings" falling over.
    Source: Punny Name
  • Franchise / Sherlock Holmes This causes him to conjure up an image of his hero Holmes as a consulting detective to help him solve the case.
  • Think Unsexy Thoughts Either way, the solution is the same: to conjure up some image in the brain that draws attention away from the contents of the pants.
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