1. To act upon by supernatural or magical influence; to raise up or frame without reason.

2. To call on or summon by a sacred name or with solemnity; to bind by an oath.

3. To practise the arts of a conjurer.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• condure,
• cunjurs,
• conjoured,
• conjer,
• conqured,
• contiure,
• conquire,
• enjure,
• concume,
• concurr,
• conjurs,
• conqures,
• conure,
• congure,
• concude,
• conquore,
• concure,
• contury,
• conture,
• contire

• conjuring,
• concur,
• concrete,
• concurrent,
• coinsure,
• conjurer,
• conjury,
• conjuror,
• congress,
• conquer,
• conjure up.

The adverb form of the word "conjure" is "conjuringly".

The adjective form of the word "conjure" is "conjuring".

The plural form of the word "conjure" is "conjures"

The singular form of the word "conjure" is "conjure".