evocate Antonyms
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Meaning of evocate
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evocate (v. t.)
To call out or forth; to summon; to evoke.
evocate Sentence Examples
- The haunting melody evoked memories of a cherished past.
- The captivating fragrance of jasmine evoked a sense of tranquility and serenity.
- The poignant poem evoked emotions of longing and sadness in the reader's heart.
- The artist's evocative brushstrokes brought the beauty of the landscape to life.
- The author's evocative language drew the reader into the story and created a vivid mental image.
- The evocative scent of lavender filled the room and transported the senses to a peaceful lavender field.
- The actor's evocative performance brought tears to the audience's eyes and evoked emotions of sympathy and empathy.
- The evocative sound of the waves crashing against the shore evoked a sense of awe and wonder in the observer.
- The evocative flavor of the dish tantalised the taste buds and evoked memories of home cooking.
- The evocative title of the book captured the reader's attention and evoked a sense of intrigue and curiosity.
FAQs About the word evocate
To call out or forth; to summon; to evoke.
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The haunting melody evoked memories of a cherished past.
The captivating fragrance of jasmine evoked a sense of tranquility and serenity.
The poignant poem evoked emotions of longing and sadness in the reader's heart.
The artist's evocative brushstrokes brought the beauty of the landscape to life.
