Conjury
Conjury noun - Calling up a spirit or devil.
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Synonyms for Conjury
Sorcery and conjury are semantically related. in appearance topic. In some cases you can use "Sorcery" instead a noun "Conjury", when it comes to topics like magic.
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Related pairs
- invocation and conjury
- invocation and sorcery
- fascination and conjury
- fascination and sorcery
- enchantment and conjury
- enchantment and sorcery
- magic and conjury
- magic and sorcery
- incantation and conjury
- incantation and sorcery
- witchcraft and conjury
- witchcraft and sorcery
- conjuration and conjury
- conjuration and sorcery
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The three can be combined to produce more advanced effects (necromancy, for example, is said to involve both sorcery and conjury).
Source: Functional Magic aka: Magic - The schools are not mutually exclusive, and can be combined to produce more dramatic effects (necromancy, for example, is a blend of conjury and sorcery).
- There are three main branches of Rule Magic in The Saga of the Noble Dead — thaumaturgy deals with physical matter, conjury with natural and elemental spirits, and sorcery with the mind and soul.
Source: Functional Magic aka: Magic
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