Definition of evoke - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
memorybring a memory or feeling to mind
- The song evoked memories of my childhood.
2.
psychologycause an emotion or response to occur
- The movie evoked tears from the audience.
3.
summoningTECH. invoke a spirit or deityTECH.
- During the ritual, they evoked ancient gods..
Origin of evoke
Latin, evocare (to call out)
Terms with evoke included in their meaning
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emotion
evoke a strong emotion in someone
emotion
evoke an emotional response
evoke resemblance
suggest a similarity
evoke
cause someone to think about or remember something
evoke mentally
bring an image or idea into the mind
emotional reaction
evoke strong emotions causing skin to react
memory
sound familiar or evoke a memory
memory
reminisce or evoke nostalgia
social
tactic used to evoke others' pity or support
psychology
evoke intense interest or attraction in someone
emotion
evoke a strong reaction or response
imagine
evoke an image or idea in the mind
wit
witty comment intended to evoke laughter
emotion
evoke an emotional response
emotion
evoke a unique or stronger feeling
emotion
evoke feelings of intense pleasure or excitement
evokes sympathy
story or explanation intended to evoke sympathy
mental spark
evoke strong emotions or thoughts
emotion
evoke a positive emotional response
reaction
evoke a quality or reaction
memory recall
evoke a memory or image from the past
literary technique
use of words to vividly evoke a scene or describe details
rhetoric
technique to evoke emotions in writing
comedy
fail to evoke laughter
Examples of evoke in a sentence
The aroma of the dish evoked memories of family dinners. The speech evoked a sense of pride in the listeners. Her words evoked memories of childhood. The shaman attempted to evoke the spirit of the forest. They used chants to evoke the deity of harvest.
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- French:évoquer, susciter, ...
- German:hervorrufen, heraufbeschwören, ...
- Italian:evocare, provocare, ...
- Spanish:evocar, provocar, ...
- Portuguese:evocar, provocar, ...
- Chinese:唤起, 召唤, ...
- Japanese:呼び起こす, 誘う, ...
- Arabic:أَثَارَ, أَحْدَثَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְעוֹרֵר, לְזַמֵּן, ...
- Russian:вызывать, провоцировать, ...
- Ukrainian:викликати, закликати, ...
- Hindi:याद दिलाना, उत्पन्न करना, ...
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