conjuring

/ ˈkʌndʒərɪŋ /

noun

1. the performance of tricks that appear to defy natural laws

adjective

1. denoting or relating to such tricks or entertainment

Example Sentences

On the same programme, Griffith accused the government of behaving "at the very least like the worst form of dodgy car hire firm, conjuring up small print that never existed".

From BBC

She can climb mountains by conjuring beds, tables or even trampolines.

From Los Angeles Times

Roberts’ private and public lives converged, as if he were using Stanislavski’s sense memory in reverse, conjuring up weird scenes from his films as material for his personal use.

From Los Angeles Times

In the trailer, Zelda was seen conjuring up replicas of items and enemies found in the world in order to solve puzzles and battle foes.

From BBC

They are reimbursed for expenses - conjuring images of them carrying around fistfuls of receipts and filling in claim sheets - but usually they will be collected from airports or stations.

From BBC

Related Words

• eerie
• enchanted
• enchanting
• extraordinary
• fascinating
• magic
• marvelous
• miraculous
• mysterious
• mythical
• otherworldly
• spellbinding
• spooky
• uncanny
• unusual
• weird
• wonderful