Evoke is valid Scrabble Word

Is evoke a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is evoke valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

5 letters word
12 points in Scrabble
13 points in WWF

Definitions for EVOKE in dictionary:

VERB:

to call forth
bring or recall (a feeling, memory, or image) to the conscious mind
elicit (a response)
invoke (a spirit or deity)
call or summon up (a memory, feeling, etc)
To call out; to summon forth.
To call away; to remove from one tribunal to another.
call forth (emotions, feelings, and responses)
evoke or provoke to appear or occur
deduce (a principle) or construe (a meaning)

summon into action or bring into existence, often as if by magic
call to mind

Words related to EVOKE

evocable15 evocate12 evoked14 evoker13 evokers14 evokes13 evoking15

Words that contain EVOKE

evoked14 evoker13 evokes13 revoke13 evokers14 reevoke14 revoked15 revoker14 revokes14 reevoked16 reevokes15 revokers15 unrevoked17 revokement19 revokements20

How to use EVOKE in a sentence

When they are, they will evoke the admiration of the world, and of history.
Picture yourself inside a protective envelope, and build it up with the most intense imagination you can evoke.
But what is certain, and to my mind much more important, is the fact that military preparations evoke counter-preparations, until at last the strain becomes unbearable.
KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE BALL You have so often been told this, I know, and perhaps the familiar ring about the advice may evoke contempt.
Indeed, their prime purpose is to woo the presiding genius of the melody and suggest the visual scene most likely to evoke its spirit.
Only in Eastern India and then mainly in the villages did delight in Krishna continue to evoke new painting.
The term, therefore, was well chosen to express that complete devotion And loyalty to Jehovah which the prophet aimed to evoke from his fellow-countrymen.
Ask him a question trying to evoke what he had done for God and the church, and his lips were as tightly shut as though they had never been opened.
To evoke the emotions of life he must use representation.
Wholly for the sake of God he should proclaim His Message, and with that same spirit accept whatever response his words may evoke in his hearer.

Yet every normal person will be able to evoke images with some degree of clearness.
More than once in the course of this essay has there been occasion to evoke the names of Sophocles, of Shakspere and of Moliere, the supreme masters of the dramatic art.
The work they have achieved, the plans they are devising, the hopes they cherish for the future, fill me with admiration and evoke my deepest gratitude.
Such a discipline cannot fail to evoke admiration wherever it is witnessed.
His wife had never manifested any desire to visit the South, nor was her temperament one to evoke or sympathise with sentimental reminiscence.
What had Claude said to evoke such words? In the darkness, Charmian, with a strong and excited imagination, conceived Claude faithless to her.
Drunkenness and street fights were so common as to evoke no comment.
These measures, undoubtedly unwise at this juncture, were calculated to evoke the hostility of the other colonies and to show them what was probably in store for themselves.
One might evoke interest, sympathy, compassion, even a quiet friendliness, but her heart remained quiet, aloof, secure from invasion.
It was such beings that white magic pretended to evoke.
It is a shrine which may well evoke breathless interest.
Affection was very pleasant to the reserved nature that could do so little to evoke caresses.
I have now said all that I need to say of the causes which, directly or indirectly, evoke the condition we call nervousness.
They both attempt to evoke that ideal standard which human thought proposes to itself.
To know it we must evoke it within ourselves, starting from its inadequate expressions still extant in the world.
Our task in the training of young people is to evoke enthusiasm, courage and love, without appealing to either of these sources of excitement.
Sometimes a soothing spirit which the sun could not evoke from its boundless fields of light comes out of the dark bosom of a cloud.
The legal points involved were sufficiently difficult to evoke his best energies, and he dug diligently in the State Library preparing his case.
We needed to evoke more harvests and fruits to feed the populations of the world, and more flax and wool for the clothing.
But they were generous and affectionate, and it was easy to evoke these feelings.
Examine it in your own ideal of the state of national life which this Goddess is to evoke and maintain.
There was an evident struggle in her to bring me to her, to evoke the old ardor which had reached for her.
The tune, in its homely power to evoke the image of the ceremonial of death, was more or less familiar to most of them.

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