evoke in Latin
evoke in Latin is ēvōcō — evoke means to bring a feeling, memory, or image to someone's mind.
evoke in Latin
ēvōcō
(transitive) To cause the manifestation of something (emotion, picture, etc.) in someone's mind or imagination.
What does "evoke" mean?
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verb To bring a feeling, memory, or image to someone's mind.
"The old photograph evoked memories of her grandmother's kitchen."
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verb To provoke or draw out a particular reaction or response.
"The announcement evoked strong criticism from environmental groups."
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evoke in a sentence
- The old photograph evoked memories of her grandmother's kitchen.
- The song evokes a sense of nostalgia.
- The announcement evoked strong criticism from environmental groups.
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What is "evoke" in Latin?
"evoke" in Latin is ēvōcō. evoke means: To bring a feeling, memory, or image to someone's mind.
How do you use "evoke" in a sentence?
Example: "The old photograph evoked memories of her grandmother's kitchen." In Latin, "evoke" is ēvōcō.
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