Conjuring
Conjuring noun - The power to control natural forces through supernatural means.
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Synonyms for Conjuring
Illusion and conjuring are semantically related in magic topic. In some cases you can use "Illusion" instead a noun "Conjuring".
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Related pairs
- trick and conjuring
- trick and illusion
- deception and conjuring
- deception and illusion
- magic and conjuring
- magic and illusion
- conjuration and conjuring
- conjuration and illusion
- trickery and conjuring
- trickery and illusion
- legerdemain and conjuring
- legerdemain and illusion
- chicanery and conjuring
- chicanery and illusion
Both words in one sentence
- Sailor Mercury sees the DD Girls conjuring up an illusion of a lava ball that gives off actual heat.
- And Nanase has assorted physical boosts, illusion powers, flight, conjuring and controlling copies of herself, and instantly changing her hairstyle.
Source: Flight, Strength, Heart
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