conjuration
ˌkɒndʒəˈreɪʃən
Definition Synonyms

Definition of conjuration - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
summoning spiritsDatedact of summoning spirits or devilsDated
  • The conjuration brought forth a ghostly presence.
invocation summoning
2.
solemn oathDatedsolemn entreaty or oath bindingDated
  • In ancient times, a conjuration was used to seal promises.
oath pledge
3.
magicRareperformance of magic tricks or illusionsRare
  • The magician's conjuration amazed the audience.
illusion magic
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Origin of conjuration

Latin, conjurare (to swear together)

Examples of conjuration in a sentence

  • Ancient texts describe the art of conjuration.
  • The conjuration was recited during the ceremony.
  • He swore a conjuration to uphold the truth.
  • His conjuration skills were the highlight of the show.
  • The conjuration involved complex sleight of hand.

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  1. French:conjuration, serment solennel, ...
  2. German:Beschwörung, Beschwörungsformel, ...
  3. Italian:evocazione, giuramento solenne, ...
  4. Spanish:invocación, ilusionismo, ...
  5. Portuguese:conjuração, juramento solene, ...
  6. Chinese:召唤, 誓言, ...
  7. Japanese:呪文, 誓約, ...
  8. Arabic:اسْتِحْضار, قَسَم رَسْمِي, ...
  9. Hebrew:זִימוּן, הַשְׁבָּעָה, ...
  10. Russian:заклинание, заклятие, ...
  11. Ukrainian:заклинання, клятва, ...
  12. Hindi:जादू, संविधान, ...

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