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reconjure

reconjure verb: to conjure back; to bring something back as if by magic.

Verb

reconjure (third-person singular simple present reconjures, present participle reconjuring, simple past and past participle reconjured)

  1. To conjure back; to bring something back as if by magic
    • With careful attention to detail, he reconjured the atmosphere of a 19th-century ball.

Forms of reconjure

third-person singular presentreconjures
present participlereconjuring
past participlereconjured
pastreconjured

Origin of reconjure

From re- + conjure.

Questions about reconjure

What does reconjure mean?
Reconjure means to conjure back; to bring something back as if by magic.
What part of speech is reconjure?
Reconjure is a verb.
What is the past tense of reconjure?
The past tense of reconjure is reconjured.

Words near reconjure in the dictionary

  1. reconjugated
  2. reconjugates
  3. reconjugating
  4. reconjugation
  5. reconjugations
  6. reconjure
  7. reconjured
  8. reconjures
  9. reconjuring
  10. reconnaisance
  11. reconnaissance

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