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evocation

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Evocation (noun) means the act of summoning or bringing something forth.

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The act of summoning or bringing something forth.
"a stunningly atmospheric evocation of urban ennui" — The Onion Book of Known Knowledge (2012)
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Etymology

It comes from Middle French évocation.

summoning induction elicitation

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"evocation" (noun) means the act of summoning or bringing something forth.
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Other words for "evocation" include summoning, induction, elicitation.

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