Invocation is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INVOCATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• 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.
• The act or form of calling for the assistance or presence of some superior being; earnest and solemn entreaty; esp., prayer offered to a divine being.
• A call or summons; especially, a judicial call, demand, or order; as, the invocation of papers or evidence into court.
• a prayer asking God\'s help as part of a religious service
• an incantation used in conjuring or summoning a devil
• calling up a spirit or devil
• the act of appealing for help
• (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 INVOCATION

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Words that contain INVOCATION

invocations16 invocational17

How to use INVOCATION in a sentence

• We feel unwilling to invade the repose of that majestic reverie by vulgar invocation.
• So without his usual divine invocation, Dom Manuel lay down upon the bronze floor of the hut, beneath one of the tall umbrellas, and he rolled up his russet cloak for a pillow.
• When in trouble or distress, he was wont to relieve his mind as readily by an appeal to the vanities of this world as by an invocation of the powers of Heaven.
• And now, meditate upon these words, which diffuse the breath of despair, in His sorrowful invocation unto God, the Lord of the worlds.
• Doctor Raeburn was rising to pronounce the invocation.
• With these was formed a convent of the same house, and a small church was erected under the invocation of St.
• A special doctrine of salvation by faith in a Buddha, usually Amitâbha, and invocation of his name.
• A parallel for such hypocrisy, such sacrilegious invocation, is not matched in the various history of peoples.
• This invocation does not remain unheard by the fair goddess of beauty.
• But he stood motionless in the middle of the little platform and stretched out his arms toward the raging torrent, as though in invocation.
• It would, therefore, be artistically foolish to begin this new species of work with a piece of vocal solo which might rob the invocation of Orpheus of its desired effect.
• And consequently whatever is lacking to the full invocation of the Trinity, destroys the integrity of Baptism.
• They may even have seen the terrified people in the streets, following the banners of the church, and the priests in their black robes, to celebrate a solemn Mass and invocation.
• The first whiff is the invocation, the last the benediction.
• And, after lengthened hesitation, much prayer, pious invocation, and consideration, decided to go and try it.
• While waiting for a breeze, he saw seven canoe loads of savages put out from shore chanting some invocation.
• Milburn, the blind chaplain, can ever forget his earnest and solemn invocation.
• That of pouring corn upon her head is an invocation to the gods that she may be blessed with fruitfulness.
• The tempest is there, and the invocation to all the saints.
• The very first instance which occurs in written history of an invocation to Mary, is in the life of St.
• The invocation to the Virgin with which he commences the story of St.
• In one breath he would give you an invocation to Jehovah.
• He never sat down to a meal without a thanksgiving or an invocation for a blessing.
• The feast began by a prayer to the ancestors, followed by an invocation to the various deities.
• INVOCATION TO THE GODDESS BELTIS To Beltis, the great Lady, chief of heaven and earth, Queen of all the gods, mighty in all the lands.
• It was like an invocation to sacred names, to far-off different skies, Italy, Egypt, India.
• I thought when I had restored the inscription on the urn that it would tell me several of the missing points, but it seems to be merely a sort of sacred invocation.
• The beginning of the mass is the only part probably taken from the Roman liturgy, but it contains an invocation of the B.
• For as the Latin scholar uttered his invocation he felt something between a shudder and an electric shock pass through his body.
• Or imagine a young Greek leading an invocation to Apollo to STAY SOME PLAGUE which was ravaging the country.
• And it is a vow as well as an Invocation, binding us to supreme love to Him, to obedience to Him, to moral conformity with Him.

Similar words containing VOCA without suffix tion and without prefix in

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