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conjuration

summoning / spell / incantation / invocation / plea
Noun
pl: conjurations

This term evokes a sense of mysticism and ritual, specifically the intentional act of bringing a hidden or supernatural entity into the physical realm. It carries a heavier, more formal weight than a simple spell, suggesting a structured process of summoning through specific incantations. In a non-magical sense, the word describes a solemn or desperate appeal. This usage shifts the focus from supernatural power to human urgency, where the act of calling upon a higher power or authority is treated as a sacred or critical plea.

Meanings

Noun

The act of calling upon or summoning a spirit, ghost, or deity through a ritual or magical spell.

"The sorcerer performed a dark conjuration to summon the demon from the abyss."

Noun

A magical charm, spell, or the specific words used to perform a magical act.

"The ancient scroll contained a powerful conjuration for invisibility."

Noun

The act of calling upon something solemnly or earnestly, often as a plea or an appeal.

"The desperate man made a conjuration to the heavens for mercy."

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