conjured (up) (Meaning)

conjured (up)

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The magician conjured up a rabbit from his hat, astonishing the audience.
Memories of the past were conjured up by the scent of lavender in the air.
The writer conjured up vivid characters that leaped off the page.
The artist conjured up a surreal landscape with bold brushstrokes.
The filmmaker conjured up a world of wonder and imagination in their latest masterpiece.
The dream conjured up images of distant lands and forgotten faces.
The song conjured up a longing for days gone by.
The appearance of the ghost conjured up fear and superstition in the hearts of the villagers.
The aroma of baking cookies conjured up feelings of warmth and nostalgia.
The legend conjured up a tale of heroism and adventure that inspired generations to come.

saw,imagined, conceived, pictured, envisioned, dreamt, dreamed, fantasized, recreated, ideated

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The magician conjured up a rabbit from his hat, astonishing the audience.

Memories of the past were conjured up by the scent of lavender in the air.

The writer conjured up vivid characters that leaped off the page.

The artist conjured up a surreal landscape with bold brushstrokes.