Conjuring
Conjuring noun - The power to control natural forces through supernatural means.
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Synonyms for Conjuring
Summoning and conjuring are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Summoning" instead a noun "Conjuring".
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Related pairs
- invocation and conjuring
- invocation and summoning
- bid and conjuring
- bid and summoning
- conjure up and conjuring
- conjure up and summoning
- produce and conjuring
- produce and summoning
- invoke and conjuring
- invoke and summoning
- summon and conjuring
- summon and summoning
- conjure and conjuring
- conjure and summoning
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- Their powers, which lean towards the conjuring of Hellfire, summoning of imps, and a stare that makes you relive all your worst sins, definitely lend credence to that belief.
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Adell's solution to the problem is simple: get his mother to magically summon Overlord Zenon to the village and then pound him into submission.Unfortunately the summoning ritual ends up conjuring Rozalin, Zenon's Spoiled Sweet daughter.
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They demonstrate a wide range of abilities including summoning storms, shooting lightning bolts, conjuring flying demon-things to keep airborne enemies out of the upper atmosphere, unleashing poisonous gasses, and other similarly creepy and destructive things.
Source: Blood Magic
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