Definition of conjuring in English:

conjuring

noun ˈkʌndʒərɪŋ

mass noun

The performance of tricks which are seemingly magical, typically involving sleight of hand.
as modifier a conjuring trick
Example sentencesExamples
- It's fun to learn magic tricks and be able to do close up conjuring, and it's also an interesting learning process.
- That might sound improbable, but so are all conjuring tricks - that is the point of them.
- For the parapsychologist, this should be considered a useful introduction to the workings of the mind of a creative thinker in the field of conjuring.
- I am always told, by those who purport to know, that there is a simple explanation for all conjuring tricks, but I think it is I who must be simple, because I continue to be completely stumped by all this sleight of hand.
- Novices in the field of conjuring may be surprised at the diversity of ways one might misdirect attention.
- ‘Psychics’ who are honest about their deception call themselves mentalists and call their art magic or conjuring.
- It shows that there is no unified front even within the field of conjuring and that personal biases can affect the theory and, therefore, the understanding of methods.
- In fact, I think it is this admiration for contraptions - for tricky pieces of apparatus that do this when you push that - which often attracts people to the field of conjuring.
- But some of the works have a softer edge, and these still-mysterious iconic works evoke a land of vaudevillian conjuring and a world of wonders.
- Would such conjuring tricks give their writings more authority?
- So there's absolutely no conviction that what was observed in the seance room is anything more than very clever conjuring.
- Magick should not be confused with magic, which is the art of conjuring and legerdemain.
- There is every chance that he performed a little sleight of hand and other conjuring.
- His close-up conjuring is undeniably impressive, inducing a level of astonishment among his guests that can be measured by the number of obscenity bleeps which pepper their incredulous reactions.
- Contestants will be judged on their magical content and technique, general conjuring ability and their presentation, appearance and personality.
Synonyms
magic, illusion, sleight of hand, legerdemain, dexterity, deception, hocus-pocus
formal prestidigitation

Definition of conjuring in US English:

conjuring

noun

The performance of tricks which are seemingly magical, typically involving sleight of hand.
a conjuring trick
Example sentencesExamples
- For the parapsychologist, this should be considered a useful introduction to the workings of the mind of a creative thinker in the field of conjuring.
- Contestants will be judged on their magical content and technique, general conjuring ability and their presentation, appearance and personality.
- ‘Psychics’ who are honest about their deception call themselves mentalists and call their art magic or conjuring.
- It's fun to learn magic tricks and be able to do close up conjuring, and it's also an interesting learning process.
- That might sound improbable, but so are all conjuring tricks - that is the point of them.
- Would such conjuring tricks give their writings more authority?
- Magick should not be confused with magic, which is the art of conjuring and legerdemain.
- But some of the works have a softer edge, and these still-mysterious iconic works evoke a land of vaudevillian conjuring and a world of wonders.
- His close-up conjuring is undeniably impressive, inducing a level of astonishment among his guests that can be measured by the number of obscenity bleeps which pepper their incredulous reactions.
- It shows that there is no unified front even within the field of conjuring and that personal biases can affect the theory and, therefore, the understanding of methods.
- Novices in the field of conjuring may be surprised at the diversity of ways one might misdirect attention.
- In fact, I think it is this admiration for contraptions - for tricky pieces of apparatus that do this when you push that - which often attracts people to the field of conjuring.
- So there's absolutely no conviction that what was observed in the seance room is anything more than very clever conjuring.
- There is every chance that he performed a little sleight of hand and other conjuring.
- I am always told, by those who purport to know, that there is a simple explanation for all conjuring tricks, but I think it is I who must be simple, because I continue to be completely stumped by all this sleight of hand.
Synonyms
magic, illusion, sleight of hand, legerdemain, dexterity, deception, hocus-pocus

单词	conjuring
释义	Definition of conjuring in English: conjuring noun ˈkʌndʒərɪŋ mass noun The performance of tricks which are seemingly magical, typically involving sleight of hand. as modifier a conjuring trick Example sentencesExamples It's fun to learn magic tricks and be able to do close up conjuring, and it's also an interesting learning process. That might sound improbable, but so are all conjuring tricks - that is the point of them. For the parapsychologist, this should be considered a useful introduction to the workings of the mind of a creative thinker in the field of conjuring. I am always told, by those who purport to know, that there is a simple explanation for all conjuring tricks, but I think it is I who must be simple, because I continue to be completely stumped by all this sleight of hand. Novices in the field of conjuring may be surprised at the diversity of ways one might misdirect attention. ‘Psychics’ who are honest about their deception call themselves mentalists and call their art magic or conjuring. It shows that there is no unified front even within the field of conjuring and that personal biases can affect the theory and, therefore, the understanding of methods. In fact, I think it is this admiration for contraptions - for tricky pieces of apparatus that do this when you push that - which often attracts people to the field of conjuring. But some of the works have a softer edge, and these still-mysterious iconic works evoke a land of vaudevillian conjuring and a world of wonders. Would such conjuring tricks give their writings more authority? So there's absolutely no conviction that what was observed in the seance room is anything more than very clever conjuring. Magick should not be confused with magic, which is the art of conjuring and legerdemain. There is every chance that he performed a little sleight of hand and other conjuring. His close-up conjuring is undeniably impressive, inducing a level of astonishment among his guests that can be measured by the number of obscenity bleeps which pepper their incredulous reactions. Contestants will be judged on their magical content and technique, general conjuring ability and their presentation, appearance and personality. Synonyms magic, illusion, sleight of hand, legerdemain, dexterity, deception, hocus-pocus formal prestidigitation Definition of conjuring in US English: conjuring noun The performance of tricks which are seemingly magical, typically involving sleight of hand. a conjuring trick Example sentencesExamples For the parapsychologist, this should be considered a useful introduction to the workings of the mind of a creative thinker in the field of conjuring. Contestants will be judged on their magical content and technique, general conjuring ability and their presentation, appearance and personality. ‘Psychics’ who are honest about their deception call themselves mentalists and call their art magic or conjuring. It's fun to learn magic tricks and be able to do close up conjuring, and it's also an interesting learning process. That might sound improbable, but so are all conjuring tricks - that is the point of them. Would such conjuring tricks give their writings more authority? Magick should not be confused with magic, which is the art of conjuring and legerdemain. But some of the works have a softer edge, and these still-mysterious iconic works evoke a land of vaudevillian conjuring and a world of wonders. His close-up conjuring is undeniably impressive, inducing a level of astonishment among his guests that can be measured by the number of obscenity bleeps which pepper their incredulous reactions. It shows that there is no unified front even within the field of conjuring and that personal biases can affect the theory and, therefore, the understanding of methods. Novices in the field of conjuring may be surprised at the diversity of ways one might misdirect attention. In fact, I think it is this admiration for contraptions - for tricky pieces of apparatus that do this when you push that - which often attracts people to the field of conjuring. So there's absolutely no conviction that what was observed in the seance room is anything more than very clever conjuring. There is every chance that he performed a little sleight of hand and other conjuring. I am always told, by those who purport to know, that there is a simple explanation for all conjuring tricks, but I think it is I who must be simple, because I continue to be completely stumped by all this sleight of hand. Synonyms magic, illusion, sleight of hand, legerdemain, dexterity, deception, hocus-pocus
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