Conjuring
Conjuring noun - The power to control natural forces through supernatural means.
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Synonyms for Conjuring
Occult and conjuring are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Occult" instead the word "Conjuring" as an adjective or a noun.
Occult
Occult adjective - Having seemingly supernatural qualities or powers.
Usage example: Great Britain's Stonehenge is one of those occult places where people expect something of cosmic significance to happen
Conjuring and occult are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Conjuring" instead the word "Occult" as an adjective or a noun.
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Related pairs
- enchantment and conjuring
- enchantment and occult
- magic and conjuring
- magic and occult
- incantation and conjuring
- incantation and occult
- witchcraft and conjuring
- witchcraft and occult
- sorcery and conjuring
- sorcery and occult
- mysterious and conjuring
- mysterious and occult
- mystic and conjuring
- mystic and occult
Both words in one sentence
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He was trained in both conjuring and honest-to-karma real magic by the circus' illusionist, this being the original source of his occult knowledge.
Source: Circus Brat
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