invoked

[US]/[ˈɪn.vəʊkt]/
[UK]/[ˈɪn.voʊkt]/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

v.to call on (someone or something) for help or support; to appeal to.; to summon or call forth (a feeling, response, or reaction).; to call upon (a spirit or deity) in a religious context.; to put into effect; to bring into operation.

Phrases & Collocations

invoked memories

invoked clause

invoked power

invoked spirit

invoked name

invoked precedent

invoked feeling

invoked image

invoked response

Example Sentences

the lawyer invoked the fifth amendment on behalf of his client.

the company invoked its right to terminate the contract due to unforeseen circumstances.

the judge invoked the power of the court to issue a restraining order.

the speaker invoked the memory of fallen soldiers to inspire the audience.

the artist invoked a sense of nostalgia in their paintings.

the defendant invoked a plea of self-defense.

the ancient ritual invoked the blessings of the gods.

the politician invoked national pride to gain support for their policies.

the author invoked several historical events to support their argument.

the manager invoked the company's policy regarding employee conduct.

the film invoked a feeling of unease and suspense in the viewers.

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