Conjuror and Witch

Conjuror

Conjuror noun - Someone who performs magic tricks to amuse an audience.

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Witch and conjuror are semantically related in magician topic. In some cases you can use "Witch" instead a noun "Conjuror", when it comes to topics like sorcerer.

Nearby Words: conjure, conjuring, conjurer, conjured

Witch

Witch noun - A woman believed to have often harmful supernatural powers.

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Conjuror and witch are semantically related in sorcerer topic. You can use "Conjuror" instead a noun "Witch", if it concerns topics such as magician.

Nearby Words: witching, witchery, witched

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common	common conjuror	common witch
certain	certain conjuror	certain witch

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Rupert has two examples: A young witch who's upset because "witches aren't supposed to be cute," and Tiger Lily, who's learned a few things from her father, the Conjuror.

Source: Cute Witch

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