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"conjured up" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe a mental image evoked while recalling a memory or event. For example: "He closed his eyes and conjured up a vivid image of the mountain landscape he had seen on his last tour."
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Instead, each new hour conjured up another magical experience.
The words "terrorist attack" conjured up terrible, vivid pictures.
The room conjured up another memory for Mr. Dickson.
Out of the blue, though, Albion conjured up an equaliser.
The computer conjured up a sleek, liquid-smooth skin.
His films have often conjured up more than just questions.
It was Karin who first conjured up Pippi.
And it is this which has conjured up the fascination.
They conjured up the spent look of marathon dancers.
I wasn't visiting the city conjured up by Transformer.
The current one can be conjured up with one name.
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