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Plural
evocations
1
the act of bringing an image, memory, or feeling to one’s mind
- The painting’s rich colors were a perfect evocation of a peaceful summer afternoon.
- Her speech was an evocation of the struggles her ancestors faced.
- The scent of fresh-baked cookies served as an evocation of childhood holidays.
- The song’s lyrics provided a powerful evocation of lost love.
- The writer’s description of the bustling market was an evocation of his time in the city.
2
stimulation that calls up (draws forth) a particular class of behaviors
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3
the act of summoning a supernatural force
- Legends spoke of a forbidden evocation that could bring forth creatures from the underworld.
- The ancient book contained detailed instructions for the evocation of demons.
- The ritual included an evocation to call upon the spirits of the ancestors.
- The priest warned against the evocation of dark forces without proper protection.
- The group performed an evocation to summon the guardian spirit of the land.
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