0I am still trying to 01u00conjure with02u00 one of Darren MacWarren's soap characters, Father Roger. 02br 00 It's a movie review introducing Darren MacWarren played by Jason Gann. MacWarren is a TV soap actor in the movie. 02br 00 conjure up: 01i00chiefly British02i00 01b00: 02b00to treat or regard as important <Victor Hugo is a name to 01i00conjure with02i00.>02br 00 That is the only entry for 01i00conjure with02i00 in the dictionary01i00. 02i02br 00What does it mean in the sentence?02br 00Thanks. 0-
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0 I'm still trying to work out/understand one of the characters0-
— Optilang
0 I'm still trying to work out/understand one of the characters0-
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0 Is it possible this is an Australianism (for lack of a better word)? Given the context I agree with optilang's interpretation but I've never heard this particular formulation before.0-
0 Perhaps 'to consider' is a more accurate definition of to conjure with02br 00I conjured with the idea of moving back home = I played with the idea = I considered the idea 02br 00I cannot verify any Australian link, sorry0-
0 The reason I suggested an Australian connection is that the Web site this comes from is Australian and the movie being reviewed is Australian. Here is the link if anyone is interested.02br 01a05000 02a02br 02br 00How about "come to grips with" as an alternative expression? A quo
0 So it is because of the 01b00strange02b00 appearance of Father Roger that she 01i00comes to grips with02i00 the character and tries hard to understand him.0-