conjurer:
(also with the spelling ‘conjuror’; plural: ‘conjurers‘; pronunciation: the letter ‘c’ is said with a ‘k’ sound as in “king” — for the right pronunciation of this word, please click here)
a conjurer/wizard
a person who conjures;
a magician;
a juggler, who does magic tricks to make people happy or laugh as an entertainment, for money or as a hobby;
a person, especially a witch doctor, who treats patients with magic/evil powers;
a sorcerer or sorceress;
a person who asks or requests another sincerely,
a conjurer/witch doctor
The company hired a conjurer besides an orchestra at their annual dealers’ meet of the year to entertain the guests and also to fill in the gaps between one speaker and the other.
It’s hard to believe that there are still conjurers (witch doctors) to whom patients go for medical treatment.
It’s a shame that in this modern age, there are still some ignorant people who go to the so-called conjurers who are believed to be capable of ‘evocation’, the acts of ‘calling the local gods or deities’, especially at the time of political elections or on the occasion of starting a huge venture!
There are regular incidents where village people beat up, or even kill, a man or a woman whom they believe is a conjurer (sorcerer or sorceress) practising black magic on those who do not pay them.
a conjurer/magician
