Definition Synonyms
Definition of evocation - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
summoningact of calling forth or evoking something
- The evocation of memories was overwhelming.
2.
creativityimaginative re-creation of something
- The novel is an evocation of ancient times.
3.
spirit summoningTECH. act of calling upon a spirit or ghostTECH.
- The ritual involved an evocation of ancestral spirits..
4.
supernatural summoningTECH. calling up supernatural forces by spellsTECH.
- The ritual involved the evocation of spirits.
Origin of evocation
Latin, evocare (call out) + -tion (suffix)
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Examples of evocation in a sentence
His speech was an evocation of past glories. Her painting is an evocation of childhood memories. The film's evocation of the 1920s was remarkable. The shaman's evocation of spirits was mesmerizing. The book describes an ancient evocation ritual. The book described the evocation of ancient deities.
Evocation of spirits was forbidden in the village.
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- French:évocation, représentation, ...
- German:Hervorrufung, Beschwörung, ...
- Italian:evocazione, rievocazione, ...
- Spanish:evocación, recreación, ...
- Portuguese:evocação, invocação, ...
- Chinese:召唤, 再现, ...
- Japanese:喚起, 再現, ...
- Arabic:اِسْتِحْضَار, إِحْيَاء تَصَوُّرِي, ...
- Hebrew:זִמּוּן, הַעֲלָאָה בָּאוֹב, ...
- Russian:вызов, воплощение, ...
- Ukrainian:викликання, творче відтворення, ...
- Hindi:आह्वान, पुनर्सृजन, ...
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