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Definition of summoned - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
callcalled to appear or attend
- The summoned witnesses arrived at the court on time.
2.
urgent actionurgently called into action
- The summoned firefighters quickly responded to the emergency.
Origin of summoned
Latin, summonere (to call) + -ed (past tense)
Terms with summoned included in their meaning
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summon
be summoned or requested to come
fantasy
created or summoned by magic
proximity
close enough to be summoned by calling
legal
list of persons summoned for jury service
legal
summoned to appear in court
invitation
summoned or invited to a place
emotion
summoned up or called forth
law enforcement
body of men summoned by a sheriff to enforce the law
myth
mythical figure who appears when summoned
summon ability
ability to be called upon or summoned
summoning
instance of being summoned for assistance
called together
summoned for a specific purpose
law enforcement
body of men summoned by a sheriff to enforce the law
trial process
group summoned for jury selection
court selection
person summoned as possible juror, part of the pool
Examples of summoned in a sentence
Summoned officials gathered for the emergency meeting. The summoned team arrived within minutes. Summoned officials gathered for an urgent meeting.
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- French:convoqué, appelé, ...
- German:vorgeladen, einberufen, ...
- Italian:convocato, chiamato d'urgenza, ...
- Spanish:convocado, ...
- Portuguese:convocado, convocado urgentemente, ...
- Chinese:被召唤的, 紧急召唤的, ...
- Japanese:召喚された, 緊急召集された, ...
- Arabic:مُسْتَدْعًى, مُسْتَنْفَر, ...
- Hebrew:זָמוּן, מוּזְעָק, ...
- Russian:вызванный, срочно вызванный, ...
- Ukrainian:викликаний, ...
- Hindi:बुलाया गया, तत्काल बुलाया गया, ...
Definition of summon - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
reactionevoke a quality or reaction
- She summoned the courage to speak out..
2.
request presencecall someone to come to a place
- The manager summoned her assistant for a meeting..
3.
meetingcall people together for a meeting
- The manager summoned the team for a meeting.
4.
legalorder someone to appear in court
- He was summoned to appear in court next week.
5.
inner strengthRare gather one's strength or courageRare
- She summoned all her courage to speak up.
6.
magicRare cause a spirit or demon to appear by magicRare
- The wizard summoned a dragon from the void..
Expressions with summon
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evoke a memory or image from the past
He tried to summon up memories of his childhood.
find the strength to do something difficult
He summoned up courage to ask for a promotion.
gather bravery to do something difficult
She had to summon up the courage to speak in front of the crowd.
order someone to come to where you are
The principal summoned the student to his presence.
Origin of summon
Latin, summonere (to remind secretly)
Examples of summon in a sentence
The speech summoned a sense of hope in the audience. The principal summoned the student to her office. They summoned a doctor immediately after the accident. The principal summoned the teachers for an urgent discussion. He summoned the board members to address the crisis. The witness was summoned to testify in court.
She was summoned by the judge for the hearing. He had to summon his strength to finish the race. They summoned their courage to face the challenge. The sorcerer summoned a ghost from the ancient tomb. She summoned a spirit to guide her journey.
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- French:invoquer, convoquer, ...
- German:aufbringen, rufen, ...
- Italian:suscitare, convocare, ...
- Spanish:despertar, llamar, ...
- Portuguese:invocar, chamar, ...
- Chinese:唤起, 召唤, ...
- Japanese:呼び起こす, 呼び出す, ...
- Arabic:اِسْتَحْضَرَ, دَعَا, ...
- Hebrew:לְעוֹרֵר, לְהַזְמִין, ...
- Russian:вызывать, приглашать, ...
- Ukrainian:викликати, покликати, ...
- Hindi:जुटाना, बुलाना, ...
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