A wise wizard conjured spells with a flick of his wrist.

Meaning: The wizard was smart and he could make magic happen with a small movement of his hand.

Choice of Words: The adjective wise suggests that the wizard possesses knowledge and experience in magic. Conjured means to summon or create something through magical means, while flick of his wrist emphasizes the effortless, quick movement used to cast the spells.

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