Evocation

What do we mean by evocation?

The act of evoking. noun

Creation anew through the power of the memory or imagination. noun

A calling or bringing from concealment; a calling forth: as, among the ancient Romans, the evocation of the gods of a besieged city to join the besiegers. noun

In civil law, the removal of a suit from an inferior to a superior tribunal. noun

The act of calling out or forth. noun

The act of calling out or forth, or evoking. noun

Calling up supposed supernatural forces by spells and incantations noun

Stimulation that calls up (draws forth) a particular class of behaviors noun

Imaginative re-creation noun

The act of calling out or forth, or evoking.

1. bringing strong images, memories, or feelings to mind 2. also, something that a TV travel host finds interesting when traveling through Europe Urban Dictionary

N. a powerful forced exerted from within that generates extreme energy needed to perform certain tasks Urban Dictionary

The Papa (or leader) of those who enjoy old-school genres, usually an artist of some kind. Synonym: Retro Father Urban Dictionary

The acronym EVOC stands for 1. Enterprise Virtual Operations Center (EDS) Vrtual, online command center for incident management and operations. 2. Emergency Vehicle Operations Course As an emergency vehicle operator, you face distractions and hazards that other drivers never encounter. With the siren screaming and lights flashing, you weave around traffic and squeeze through narrow spaces all the while keeping an ever watchful eye on other vehicles and pedestrians. You concentrate on your driving while paramedics care for the patient enroute, but his condition and urgent need for added medical attention heightens your stress. It is your responsibility to reach the nearest health care facility quickly and safely. 3. East Village Opera Company (New York) The East Village Opera Company (EVOC) is a rock group co-founded by Tyley Ross and Peter Kiesewalter. 4. Edinburgh Voluntary Organisations Council (Edinburgh, Scotland, UK) 5. End Violence On Campus Urban Dictionary

Emergency Vehicle Operations Course Urban Dictionary

Making thoughts to your mind; visualising Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to evocation:
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Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word evocation:
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Words that rhyme with evocation:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe evocation:
poetic, powerful, vivid, nostalgic, brilliant, lyrical, symbolic, direct, deliberate, romantic, imaginative, wonderful, beautiful, magical, successful, mere, visual, rich, subtle, literary, conscious, constant, musical, simple, dramatic, remarkable, emotional, historical, detailed, perfect, strong, fine, verbal, superb, brief, repeated, splendid, poignant, extraordinary, simultaneous, sensitive, sensuous, sentimental, realistic, famous, magnificent, striking, effective, clear, precise, floral, haunting, eloquent, masterly, intense, charming, explicit, marvellous, delicate, convincing, passionate, pictorial, complex, sudden, artistic, fictional, frequent, earlier, suggestive, accurate, atmospheric, voluntary, sympathetic, memorable, ironic, rhetorical, graphic, lively, stunning, sensory.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective evocation:
potential, mechanism, paradox.

Consonant match to evocation:
avocation.

Words that sound like evocation:
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