Similar words: revocation, vocation, avocation, vocational, invocation, provocation, equivocation, evocative. Meaning: [‚evəʊ'keɪʃn] 
n. 1. imaginative re-creation 2. calling up supposed supernatural forces by spells and incantations 3. stimulation that calls up (draws forth) a particular class of behaviors.
n. 1. imaginative re-creation 2. calling up supposed supernatural forces by spells and incantations 3. stimulation that calls up (draws forth) a particular class of behaviors. 
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1. The poem is an evocation of lost love.
2. The opera is first and foremost an evocation of genius loci, and subsequently a gallery of types and humours.
3. Why add them, with their evocation of the doddering loon, slumped, with listless ear-trumpet, over the board table?
4. Evocation of the human experience Have an uncut loaf of bread under a cloth.
5. Perhaps armies are the most intense evocation of this state of mind.
6. An evocation of and commentary on a great continent and its musics.
7. Against this brilliant evocation of airlessness we may put Whitman's view of the poet.
8. Mana Tide seems so much like evocation or innervate, and yet, it still takes 31 points to get, much of which involves sinking points into talents that no one would ever want.
9. Evocation - Is now available to all mages ( via trainer ), starting at level 20.
10. Many of these spells produce spectacular effects, and evocation spells can deal massive amounts of damage.
11. It prefers evocation spells and illusions to help it disguise It'self.
12. Its chanting quality sounds a note of buoyancy and music in the evocation of the enormity of the Crucifixion.
13. More muted in palette than Adam's recent work, they have yet the same characteristic richness of evocation.
14. But its theatrical power also stems from its vivid evocation of time and place.
15. You seem to smell danger and taste excitement and, as television has no smell or taste, that is powerful evocation.
16. Flower development can be distinguished by three phases: flowering determination , flower evocation, and floral organ development.
17. MSD Buff is now lasting 5 seconds as opposed to 10 seconds. MSD now affects Evocation.
18. This was done to improve functionality of abilities such as Evocation and Innervate so that they did not have wasted" ticks".
19. But this superb chiller honored the delicacy of the original in its subtle shading of childhood horrors and its wintry evocation of Los Alamos,(sentence dictionary) while delivering two or three terrific set-pieces.
20. The memory impairment in heroin addicts was mainly the disorder of evocation.
21. This word crime overpassed the measure of what Marius, who was already greatly agitated by the abrupt evocation of Waterloo, could accept.
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