Conjuring
Conjuring noun - The power to control natural forces through supernatural means.
Usage example: his attempts at conjuring demonstrated the vanity of human wishes
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Synonyms for Conjuring
Exorcism and conjuring are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Exorcism" instead a noun "Conjuring".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- invocation and conjuring
- invocation and exorcism
- charm and conjuring
- charm and exorcism
- enchantment and conjuring
- enchantment and exorcism
- spell and conjuring
- spell and exorcism
- hex and conjuring
- hex and exorcism
- magic and conjuring
- magic and exorcism
- incantation and conjuring
- incantation and exorcism
Both words in one sentence
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In The Conjuring 2, Lorraine Warren mentioned that by knowing the name of the Demon grants power over it, allowing a successful exorcism to be performed.
Source: Nice Job Fixing It, Villain
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