Evoking is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EVOKING in dictionary:

VERB:
• EVOKE, to call forth
• bring or recall (a feeling, memory, or image) to the conscious mind
• elicit (a response)
• invoke (a spirit or deity)

Words related to EVOKING

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Words that contain EVOKING

revoking16 reevoking17

How to use EVOKING in a sentence

• Other bright-eyed individuals merely reached the capacity to enjoy that which under ordinary circumstances might have passed without evoking a smile.
• Then came a new rise in the cotton and sugar districts responding to a heightened price of their staples, but for once not evoking a sympathetic movement in the other markets.
• Musical strains, well rendered, had a way of evoking pictures in her mind.
• Imagination is the power of depicting, and fancy of evoking and combining.
• To the mode in which Fancy has already been characterised as the power of evoking and combining, or, as my friend Mr.
• A vast deal of ingenuity is wasted every year in evoking the undesirable, in the careful construction of objects which burden life.
• The important part of the ancient ritual lay, he remembered, in the powers of the evoking mind.
• It is equally true that Esperanto seems to possess a rather strange power of evoking enthusiasm.
• These two situations, however, are far less effective in evoking the special pleasure proper to the theater than the nineteenth on M.
• Beautiful landscapes, lofty peaks, or great stretches of sea, absorb me instead of evoking ideas in me.
• This deliberate evoking of dramatic effect had nothing to do with that silent consciousness of God.
• He forgot that only an hour gone he had been dizzy with pain, forgot everything but the glory of the sounds he was evoking and their visible reaction upon this girl.
• Gavazzi was the occasion, in June, 1853, of evoking this fact in a startling manner in Canada.
• By its very looseness, by its way of evoking rather than defining, suggesting rather than saying, English is a magnificent vehicle for emotional poetry.
• As to the idea of purposely evoking the dead, it is at least as impious, as absurd, as odious to taste and sentiment, as it is insane in the eyes of reason.
• A question evoking, in Damaris, sharp inward debate.
• So that everywhere was seen the impress and guidance of a spirit evoking abundance, order, even beauty, out of what could so easily have been squalor and despondent wretchedness.
• All this national success and example of liberal government have had a salutary influence upon the rest of the world in evoking wholesome competition and emulation.
• He enjoyed humor, and though he had a happy way of evoking it from others, possessed or exhibited very little himself.
• Iddhi, like the power of evoking a mental image, seems to be connected with hypnotic phenomena.
• Sybarite in the paunch of Respectability, evoking a deep grunt of choleric surprise and bringing the gentleman to an abrupt standstill.

Similar words containing EVOK without suffix ing

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