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  1.  That conjures or appeals in a sacred name.

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1597.  Hooker, Eccl. Pol., V. lxxxi. § 2. Those conjuring exhortations which Apostles … have uttered.

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1813.  Scott, Rokeby, VI. xv. He restores The infant … With many a deep conjuring word, To Mortham.

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  2.  That conjures, enchants, works magic.

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1575.  G. Harvey, Letter-bk. (Camden), 93. Sutch a coniuringe and charminge creature.

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1845.  Darwin, Voy. Nat., x. (1870), 214. Each family or tribe has a wizard or conjuring doctor.

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