Conjure out of

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verb

To create or bring about (something) by using one's skill or effort, especially suddenly or as if by magic.

He conjured a meal out of what was left in the fridge.
Visual representation of "conjure out of" - To create or bring about (something) by using one's skill or effort, especially suddenly or as if by magic.

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  • conjure an idea out of
  • conjure a solution out of
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Creative Imagery

Used when someone creatively uses what's available to produce something surprising or ingenious.

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The chef conjured up a gourmet dish out of the few ingredients left in the pantry.
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Resourcefulness

Emphasizes one's ability to find quick and clever ways to overcome difficulties.

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The stranded hiker conjured up a shelter out of branches and leaves.
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Unexpected Solutions

Highlights the element of surprise when a solution appears from a seemingly impossible situation.

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He conjured a convincing argument out of thin air to persuade the audience.
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