Conjuring and Magic

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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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Magic is a synonym for conjuring. In some cases you can use "Magic" instead the word "Conjuring" as a noun or an adjective.

Nearby Words: conjure, conjuration, conjurer, conjured, conjuror

Magic

Magic adjective - Having seemingly supernatural qualities or powers.

Usage example: truth seekers of all sorts seem to be attracted to this magic spot in the desert

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Conjuring is a synonym for magic in participle topic. You can use "Conjuring" instead the word "Magic" as a noun or an adjective, if it concerns topics such as appearance.

Nearby Words: magical, magician, mage, magically

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physical conjuring

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Cursed with Awesome: Harry's magic show, and thus Sooty, would never have come about if he hadn't started going deaf - he could no longer play the piano in his band and so took up conjuring instead.

Source: Series / The Sooty Show
Princess Gwenevere and the Jewel Riders: Kale conjuring tornadoes with the stolen magic harp in "Song of the Rainbow".

Source: Tornado Move
Even elemental magic is performed this way: conjuring a fireball requires that a mage commune with fire elemental wisps in the Fade.

Source: Willing Channeler

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