Invocations is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INVOCATIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• INVOCATION, the act of invoking
• the action of invoking someone or something
• an incantation used to invoke a deity or the supernatural.
• (in the Christian Church) a form of words such as ‘In the name of the Father’ introducing a prayer, sermon, etc.
• (in the Christian Church) a form of words such as ‘In the name of the Father’ introducing a prayer, sermon, etc.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act or process of petitioning for help or support; specifically often capitalize; a prayer of entreaty (as at the beginning of a service of worship); a calling upon for authority or justification

Words related to INVOCATIONS

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How to use INVOCATIONS in a sentence

• Her first thought was that perhaps the Virgin had performed the miracle and the sun was not going to rise, in spite of the invocations of the cocks.
• Invocations of this nature fill the Mind with glorious Ideas of Gods Works, and awaken that Divine Enthusiasm, which is so natural to Devotion.
• The Achaemenian kings joined him occasionally with Ormazd in their invocations.
• Inscriptions of Assyrian kings begin and end, almost without exception, with praises, invocations, and prayers to the principal objects of their adoration.
• He is omitted altogether from many solemn invocations.
• In the invocations his place is either the third or the second.
• At the same time he is a god almost universally acknowledged in the invocations of the Babylonian and Assyrian kings, in which he has a most conspicuous place.
• It then contains prayers and invocations to the Gods, Merodach and Nebo.
• His invocations lasted until the demon entered his body, when the catalonan fell into a swoon, foaming at the mouth.
• The ceremonies began with splendid music from the organ, pealing sweetly long and repeated invocations.
• They made Anitos also of their deceased ancestors, and to these were their first invocations in all difficulties and dangers.
• When a man died far from home, frequent solemn invocations were made for his soul, which, it was thought, could hear and understand what was said by friends even in distant lands.
• Schrepfer continuing his invocations, the door suddenly opened with violence, and something resembling a black globe rolled into the room.
• Nearly an hour elapsed before Schrepfer, by his invocations, succeeded in dismissing the spirit.
• While his disciples waited in great expectation, he retired to a quiet spot to make the requisite invocations.
• In China, by the sacrifice of blood and the repetitions of several superstitious invocations to the sun and moon, devils were brought up from their place of abode, if not repose.
• Their fanatical outcries, their clamorous invocations, their noisy demonstrations, are stilled.
• His Epistles, interpretations, invocations and commentaries were being covertly and indirectly criticized, challenged and misrepresented.
• Even now the love of souls departed makes answer to our invocations.
• The songs consist of recitals of the powers of the medicine-man and invocations to the various animals, as the bear, snake, and mountain sheep.
• In the Zend-Avesta we find invocations addressed to Mithras, the stars, the elements, trees, mountains, and every part of nature.
• In confirmation of these promises, it makes the most solemn and devout religious invocations.
• The young appear to be peculiarly sensitive to vapours, invocations, and other magical methods, which affect the human constitution, and the young are usually engaged as seers.
• Strengthen thou these Maruts, terrible to behold, who have come nearest to thy invocations.
• He who is invoked by invocations and libations, may I pay off that Rudra with my hymns of praise.
• Agni with thy bright splendor be pleased, through all our invocations of the gods, with this our praise.
• Invocations to deduce omens from the appearance of the entrails are quoted on page 11 of Col.
• Their invocations to their deity are frequent, and seem generally to be made with the view of filling their own stomachs with animal food.
• The services consisted of invocations, hymns and brief addresses.
• Direct invocations are not wanting in Tibetan and Far Eastern Buddhism but many services consist not of prayers but of the recitation of scripture by which merit is acquired.
• This man pretended to instruct him how to obtain, by means of certain invocations, an intercourse with spirits.
• And besides these direct invocations, in his other writings, his pen frequently returns upon the same high argument.

Similar words containing VOCATION without suffix s and without prefix in

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