noun
conjuring
Conjuring (noun) means the performance of magic tricks or spells. Example: “The children were delighted by the conjuring at the birthday party.”
noun
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The performance of magic tricks or spells.
"The children were delighted by the conjuring at the birthday party."
How to use conjuring
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishThe act or art of performing magic tricks.
Common pairings
a feat of conjuring
conjuring tricks
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What does “conjuring” mean?
The word “conjuring” means the performance of magic tricks or spells. In plain terms, the act or art of performing magic tricks.
How do you use “conjuring” in a sentence?
Here is “conjuring” used in a sentence: “The children were delighted by the conjuring at the birthday party.”
What part of speech is “conjuring”?
“Conjuring” is a noun.
What is the meaning of conjuring?
"conjuring" (noun) means the performance of magic tricks or spells.
