invocated (Meaning)

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invocated (imp. & p. p.)

of Invocate

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The priest invocated the name of the deity before beginning the sacred ritual.
With solemnity, the shaman invocated the spirits of the forest to guide the tribe.
The wizard invocated ancient incantations to summon the power of the elements.
Before embarking on the journey, the elders invocated blessings from the ancestors.
In times of distress, people often invocate divine intervention for protection and guidance.
The ritual leader invocated the blessings of the gods upon the harvest for a fruitful season.
Scholars often invocated the wisdom of ancient philosophers in their academic discussions.
The poet invocated the spirit of inspiration to infuse his verses with depth and meaning.
Before entering battle, warriors invocated the valor of their ancestors for courage.
The spiritual leader invocated peace and harmony among the conflicting factions in the community.

of Invocate

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The priest invocated the name of the deity before beginning the sacred ritual.

With solemnity, the shaman invocated the spirits of the forest to guide the tribe.

The wizard invocated ancient incantations to summon the power of the elements.

Before embarking on the journey, the elders invocated blessings from the ancestors.