evoke
31evoke — [ɪ vəʊk] verb 1》 bring or recall to the conscious mind. 2》 elicit (a response). 3》 invoke (a spirit or deity). Derivatives evocation noun evoker noun Origin C17 (earlier (ME) as evocation): from L. evocat , evocare, from e (var. of ex ) out of,… …
32evoke — v. a. 1. Summon, call forth, call up, summon forth. 2. Excite, arouse, elicit, call out, rouse, provoke …
33evoke — verb the music evoked some forgotten memories Syn: bring to mind, put one in mind of, conjure up, summon (up), invoke, elicit, induce, kindle, stimulate, stir up, awaken, arouse, call forth; recall, echo, capture …
34evoke — v elicit, educe, call, summon, invite; provoke, cause, bring about, induce; suggest, remind, recall, reawake, rekindle; conjure up; stimulate, excite, awaken, rouse, arouse, stir, kindle; call forth, invoke, adjure, obtest …
35evoke — verb Syn: bring to mind, put one in mind of, conjure up, summon (up), invoke, elicit, induce, kindle, awaken, arouse …
36evoke — [ɪˈvəʊk] verb [T] formal to bring a particular emotion, idea, or memory into your mind …
37evoke — /ɪ vəυk/ verb to call up an image …
38evoke — see VOCATION …
39evoke — v.tr. 1 inspire or draw forth (memories, feelings, a response, etc.). 2 summon (a supposed spirit from the dead). Derivatives: evocation n. evoker n. Etymology: L evocare (as E , vocare call) …
40evoke memories — elicit recollections, awaken memories, invoke memories …