Definition
Definition of evocable - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
call forthRare capable of being called forthRare
- The memories were evocable with a simple song.
2.
memoryRare able to be brought to mind or recalledRare
- The scent was evocable of childhood summers.
Origin of evocable
Latin, evocare (to call out)
Examples of evocable in a sentence
Old photographs made the past evocable for her. The melody was evocable of past holidays. Her voice was evocable of her grandmother's lullabies.
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- French:évoquable, rappelable, ...
- German:hervorrufbar, erinnerbar, ...
- Italian:evocabile, richiamabile, ...
- Spanish:evocable, evocador, ...
- Portuguese:evocável, rememorativo, ...
- Chinese:可唤起的, 唤起记忆的, ...
- Japanese:呼び起こせる, 記憶に残る, ...
- Arabic:قَابِل لِلِاسْتِحْضَار, قابِل لِلتَّذَكُّر, ...
- Hebrew:מְעוּרָר, מַזְכִּיר, ...
- Russian:вызываемый, вызывающий, ...
- Ukrainian:викликаний, нагадуючий, ...
- Hindi:स्मरणीय, स्मृति योग्य, ...
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