invoker
ɪnˈvoʊkər
Definition

Definition of invoker - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
religionRareone who calls upon a deity for helpRare
  • The priest acted as an invoker during the ceremony.
petitioner summoner supplicant
2.
technologyTECH.that which causes a program to executeTECH.
  • The invoker initiated the software update process.
initiator starter trigger
3.
mysticalRareone who conjures spirits with incantationsRare
  • The invoker chanted to summon the spirits.
conjurer magician sorcerer
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Origin of invoker

Latin, in (in) + vocare (to call)

Examples of invoker in a sentence

  • During the ritual, the invoker chanted ancient prayers.
  • The invoker triggered the backup system.
  • An error was detected by the invoker.
  • The invoker's rituals were feared by the villagers.
  • Legends spoke of an invoker who controlled the winds.

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  1. French:invocateur, déclencheur, ...
  2. German:Beschwörer, Auslöser, ...
  3. Italian:invocatore, attivatore, ...
  4. Spanish:invocador, iniciador, ...
  5. Portuguese:invocador, iniciador, ...
  6. Chinese:祈求者, 调用器, ...
  7. Japanese:祈願者, インボーカー, ...
  8. Arabic:داع, مُشَغِّل, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְזַמֵּן, מַפְעִיל, ...
  10. Russian:призыватель, инициатор, ...
  11. Ukrainian:закликатель, ініціатор, ...
  12. Hindi:आह्वानकर्ता, इंवोकर, ...

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