Invoking is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INVOKING in dictionary:

VERB:
• INVOKE, to appeal to for help, also INVOCATE
• call on (a deity or spirit) in prayer, as a witness, or for inspiration.
• summon (a spirit) by charms or incantation.
• cite or appeal to (someone or something) as an authority for an action or in support of an argument
• call earnestly for
• give rise to; evoke
• cause (a procedure) to be carried out.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to appeal to for aid

Words related to INVOKING

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Words that contain INVOKING

reinvoking18

How to use INVOKING in a sentence

• What, then, should he do? He thought, at first, of invoking the aid of a barrister friend, who could watch the inquest in his behalf.
• I was invoking curses on myself for having come there, saying that I was properly punished for my folly.
• With protruding scarlet tongue and fixed staring eyes, the girl stood immovable and breathless, silently invoking all her family gods to come to her aid in her bold design.
• I shall now proceed to take the oath prescribed by the Constitution, whilst humbly invoking the blessing of Divine Providence on this great people.
• If ever stoic philosophy might be successfully called to the aid of human courage, I felt the necessity of invoking it upon that occasion.
• Bishop Klingensmith bared his massive head in the firelight and opened the council with prayer, invoking the aid of God to guide them aright.
• All exertions to guide the vessel being ineffectual, they had recourse to prayers, invoking St.
• Then I went to bed, not, however, without invoking, like the Indian, the favour of the radiant orb.
• In the midst of the flames she never ceased calling on the sacred name of Jesus, and invoking the aid of the saints in Paradise.
• The Tibetan prelate presumably wished to give the Emperor what was best and most important in his creed and selected a formula for invoking a demoniac Buddha.
• From the darkness of the sky, twilight had come earlier, and Freddy had closed the curtains, to give greater mystery to the fairy lore they were invoking.
• And while she worked she prayed, invoking Okee to heal her son, to make him strong that he might care for her old age.
• To this task let us therefore now address ourselves, putting away all bias and prejudice, invoking in equal degree candor, fearlessness and charity.
• And they delighted in invoking his presence, in celebrating his adventures, and in using moderately and piously the blessings which he bestowed on them.
• And monopoly, invoking the aid of the Clancys, stood to win in a canter.
• But he had won a great victory over the Germans by invoking the name of Christ.
• The clerks suspected her of having found it by the art of divination, and by invoking the aid of demons, and of having cast a spell over it.
• For prayers invoking an abundance of corn, pollen is mixed with cornmeal.
• Discussions on points of philosophy are best conducted without either invoking or offending religious feeling.
• The holy women of the hermitage are congratulating her, and invoking blessings on her head, while they present her with wedding-gifts and offerings of consecrated wild-rice.
• Invoking the saints to guide her aright, Dona Inez threw herself on the bed in hysterical lamentation.
• When I gave her the message her eyes beamed with gratitude and she devoutly crossed her breast invoking the blessing of the saints upon the master.
• The most it could do was to formulate the magic words, invoking the names of the gods and conjuring them by the events in the Osiris myth to accept this king as Osiris.
• The sentence invoking the favor of God was contributed by Secretary Chase.
• Three different times the trial was repeated, and each time after invoking their zemes, the young men tried to free themselves from their bonds.
• He never undertook anything or started on his march without first invoking the heavenly powers, and principally the Virgin Mother of God.
• Judge Boompointer talked of invoking the aid of the despised law.
• It was hardly less than funny to attempt a defense of Ed Thatcher by invoking the shades of the Puritans.
• Now and again he shook his clinched hand towards the heavens, as though invoking the aid or the wrath of the Deity.
• Mankind are persecuted by a host of evil spirits and protect themselves by charms addressed directly to their tormentors or by invoking the aid of beneficent powers.
• But I could think of nothing, and mustering all my courage and invoking the god of luck, I went on.
• Geologists used to be divided into two schools, one of whom explained everything by invoking great convulsions, the other by appealing to the uniform action of laws.
• Nor can the Union be saved by invoking the name of the illustrious Southerner whose mortal remains repose on the western bank of the Potomac.

Similar words containing VOK without suffix ing and without prefix in

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