conjuration
/ˌkɑndʒəˈreɪʃən/
noun
- The act of calling upon a spirit or supernatural power, often through magic words or rituals.
- In the story, the conjuration of a demon was a dangerous mistake.
- The wizard's conjuration brought a storm of fire from the sky.
- The ancient book contained spells for the conjuration of spirits.
- A magic spell or incantation.
- The old woman's conjuration was supposed to bring good luck.
- He learned a simple conjuration to make flowers appear.
- She whispered a conjuration to make the candle flame dance.
- A solemn appeal or entreaty.
- With a desperate conjuration, he begged the king to spare his son.
- The leader made a conjuration for peace among the warring tribes.
- Her conjuration for help moved everyone in the room to tears.