conjured Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- implored
- beseeched
- pled-to-
- supplicated
- impetrated
- appealed-to-
- besieged
- asked
- importuned
- pleaded-to-
- entreated
- called-upon
- prayed
- plead-to-
- solicited
- called-on
- invoked
- required
- besought
Weak:
Meaning of conjured
conjured
imagine, contrive, to produce as if by magic, to treat or regard as important, to call forth (as a spirit or a devil) by magical words, to summon a devil or spirit by invocation or incantation, to summon by or as if by invocation or incantation, to practice magical arts, to affect or effect by or as if by magic, to use a conjurer's tricks, to beg earnestly or solemnly, to charge or entreat earnestly or solemnly, to practice magic or magical tricks, to bring to mind
FAQs About the word conjured
imagine, contrive, to produce as if by magic, to treat or regard as important, to call forth (as a spirit or a devil) by magical words, to summon a devil or spi
begged, petitioned, implored, beseeched, pled (to), supplicated, impetrated, appealed (to), besieged,asked
suggested, hinted, implied, intimated,obliged, satisfied, gratified, pacified, comforted, quieted
The magician's incantations seemed to conjure a spirit from the ethereal realm.
The aroma of freshly baked bread conjured up memories of childhood.
The haunting melody conjured emotions of both longing and regret.
The vivid imagery in the novel conjured a world so real, I could almost touch it.
