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Meaning of conjurer
Wordnet
conjurer (n)
someone who performs magic tricks to amuse an audience
a witch doctor who practices conjury
conjurer Sentence Examples
- The conjurer amazed the audience with his sleight of hand tricks.
- Legends speak of a mysterious conjurer who could summon spirits from the netherworld.
- In medieval times, a conjurer's skills were often mistaken for actual magic.
- The young boy dreamed of becoming a famous conjurer like the ones he saw on television.
- The conjurer entertained the crowd with illusions that defied explanation.
- Some believed that the conjurer possessed supernatural powers beyond human understanding.
- The conjurer's wand seemed to wield a magic of its own as it moved through the air.
- With a flick of his wrist, the conjurer made coins appear and disappear before the audience's eyes.
- Despite his humble beginnings, the conjurer rose to fame as one of the greatest magicians of his time.
- The conjurer's performances were the highlight of the carnival, drawing crowds from far and wide.
FAQs About the word conjurer
someone who performs magic tricks to amuse an audience, a witch doctor who practices conjury
witch, wizard,magician, mage, sorcerer, magus, charmer, Magian,enchanter, warlock
No antonyms found.
The conjurer amazed the audience with his sleight of hand tricks.
Legends speak of a mysterious conjurer who could summon spirits from the netherworld.
In medieval times, a conjurer's skills were often mistaken for actual magic.
The young boy dreamed of becoming a famous conjurer like the ones he saw on television.
