conjurar

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conjurar

transitive verb

1to exorcize (exorcizar)

sus palabras conjuraron mi miedo (figurative) -> his words dispelled my fears

2to ward off, to avert (un peligro)

intransitive verb

3to conspire, to plot (conspirar)

conjurarse

pronomial verb

1to conspire, to plot (conspirar)

conjurar [con-hoo-rar’]

verb neuter

1To conjure, to conspire, to plot, to hatch or concert treason. (n)

2To conspire. (n)

3To join in a conspiracy formed by others. (n)

4To swear or take an oath improperly with others. (n)

verb transitive

5To exorcise.

6To conjure, to summon in a sacred name.

7To entreat, to implore, to ask anything in a solemn manner.

8To avert, ward off, a mischief or danger.

conjurar

verbo:transitivo

1 (Religión) to exorcise; cast out

2 [+peligro] to ward off; [+pensamiento] to rid o.s. of

3 (rogar) to entreat; (formal) plead with

verbo:intransitivo

conjurar contra algn to plot conspire against sb;o

verbo:pronominal

conjurarse to get together in a plot; plot together; conspire together

Verb Conjugation for "conjurar"

	Presente	Pretérito	Imperfect	Futuro	Subjuntivo
Yo	conjuro	conjuré	conjuraba	conjuraré	conjure
Tú	conjuras	conjuraste	conjurabas	conjurarás	conjures
Ella/Él/Usted	conjura	conjuró	conjuraba	conjurará	conjure
Nosotros	conjuramos	conjuramos	conjurábamos	conjuraremos	conjuremos
Vosotros	conjuráis	conjurasteis	conjurabais	conjuraréis	conjuréis
Ellos/Ustedes	conjuran	conjuraron	conjuraban	conjurarán	conjuren

Gerund: conjurando / Participle: conjurado / Complete conjurar conjugation >

Paid English to Spanish translation

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foreseeable, predictable