Examples of 'who conjured' in a sentence
Meaning of "who conjured"
who conjured: Refers to the person or entity that summoned, called upon, or brought something into existence through magical or supernatural means. This phrase is often used in the context of fantasy, mystery, or storytelling
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I am the sorcerer who conjured the toad from his mouth.
How can the Ministry not know who conjured it?
It was my dad who conjured the Patronus.
Who conjured them for you? My boyfriend Richard.
They are the ones who conjured up the sweets for us!
Who conjured them for you?
No, he was the kind of fellow who conjured up demons and ghosts.
Who conjured you out of the clay? And you, poor creatures.
He was a master of light, composition and atmospheric illusion, who conjured a world of sensual sophistication.
The investment sharks who conjured up “ structured finance ” knew exactly what they were doing.
It was my dad . It was my dad who conjured the Patronus.
Who conjured them for you? - No, but they are lovely.
Is not it as simple as finding who conjured the Horseman and reversing the magic?
The shadchan ( matchmaker ) who conjured this shidduch certainly had a very active imagination.
How can the Ministry not know who conjured it? This is horrible.
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It was my dad who conjured up the Patronus. It was my dad.
Is Trump some semi-God who conjured extreme weather?
Well, now that we know who conjured the horseman, it should.
So, look, you find the person who conjured up this trash, That 's what I meant.
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Like you guys conjured her up or something
This demon that you have conjured
This fantasia was conjured in your blinkered mind
