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Significats de evocation en anglès

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Calling up supposed supernatural forces by spells and incantations.

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Stimulation that calls up (draws forth) a particular class of behaviors.

Ús de evocation en anglès
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Which means that the emphasis is as much on evocation as evaluation.
The Guardian
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On the whole, however, the evocation of Pannonica is rich and revealing.
Reuters
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In a moment his rival's evocation became to him impossible to bear.
Cosmopolis — Volume 2
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They were a gay group of men, and hospitality was their evocation.
The California Birthday Book / Prose and Poetical Selections fro...
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That was the problem with not being too great at evocation.
Storm front
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His recent evocation of Albanian law is, for him, entirely consistent and appropriate.
The Irish Times
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So this is a great evocation of Katharine Hepburn's particular idiolect.
Wired
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This book is also a wonderful evocation of a lost generation.
The Guardian
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The meticulous evocation of period detail reflects the film's elegiac attitude to ephemera.
Reuters
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Names of places are notoriously rich in their evocation of emotion.
A Study of Poetry
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It is the latter composition that contains a tremendous evocation of a storm.
The Irish Times
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The film's chief asset is its superbly atmospheric evocation of its period milieu.
Reuters
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The sound continued as before, but its power of evocation lessened.
The Centaur
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It is a dazzling display of luminous atoms, a kind of pantheistic evocation.
The French Impressionists (1860-1900)
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My evocation died away, and the entity's cloak settled down again.
Turn coat
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Hollis opens with an evocation of the London poetry scene of a century ago.
The Guardian
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