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Meanings of invocation in English
Portuguese
conjuração Catalan
encantament Spanish
súplica Synonyms
Examples for "conjuring"
Examples for "conjuring"
1
It's not an easy thing, conjuring sea serpent pheromone, believe you me.
2
He'd been conjuring this idea for the better part of a week.
3
As in conjuring everything found was placed beforehand in the desired position.
4
In the midst of their conjuring, the Inquisition came down upon them.
5
Bellis could imagine their frantic work gauging aetherial currents, stoking and conjuring.
1
Sechul Lath thought back to the power of his companion's conjuration.
2
His eyes even swam in moisture, as he repeated the conjuration:
3
I adjusted my light and started to read the conjuration from my notebook.
4
But now shouldn't he have some reason for summoning her beyond simple conjuration?
5
By statute of 1736, witchcraft, sorcery, enchantment, and conjuration were abolished as crimes.
1
She shuddered with the force of the conjury, and still Forsythia resisted.
2
This sword, and my conjury... is that going to be enough?
3
You primarily use ritual, but I work my conjury through artificing, creating useful tools.
4
How many new insights into his conjury might he find in such vast repositories?
5
His chosen method of conjury was artificing, the making of objects and tools, and not spellcraft.
Usage of invocation in English
1
An invocation can also express thanks for past blessings from the deity.
2
After this introductory invocation begins the real song in a different metre.
3
Brexit is the first invocation of the Article by a Member State.
4
After the invocation to the muse he thinks he hears her playing:
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But the Egyptian seemed to address a silent invocation to the mummy.
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And a crucifix at the top, a book of prayer and invocation.
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Zeus sighed and listened to the priest's invocation over the loudspeakers outside.
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This invocation does not remain unheard by the fair goddess of beauty.
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May we live and die there, repeating every evening our beloved invocation:
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Jack drew from memory the invocation and the pentagram, the devil's gateway.
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There is not even such an invocation as introduces Milton's great poem.
12
Kennedy's invocation of his dead brothers was, of course, a cheap shot.
13
But you, you perhaps know some stronger gods, or some resistless invocation?
14
Then follows the great invocation: 'Come from the four winds, O Breath!
15
When it came time for the invocation, the words came clearly:
16
She heard the first droning syllable of the invocation; her flesh grew warm.
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Translations for invocation
Portuguese
Catalan
Spanish
Invocation through the time
Invocation across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common