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Significados de evocative em inglês

Serving to bring to mind.

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Uso de evocative em inglês
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Linda Anctil's blog posts give an evocative and creative approach to food.
Cooking for geeks: real science, great hacks, and good food
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I think the last record was the most evocative, don't you agree?
The Drowned World
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It is one of the most evocative images of the Five Nations.
The Irish Times
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On a line-by-line level, furthermore, the prose is limpidly succinct and evocative.
The Guardian
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Few things are more evocative of summer than a glass of rosé.
The Irish Times
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The pistachio motels with their neon incantations could hardly be more evocative.
The Irish Times
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Dunne is an extraordinarily evocative storyteller and this is her third novel.
The Irish Times
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Elegant, evocative and understated, this is the perfect soundtrack for idle daydreams.
The Irish Times
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Each pastry with its own evocative name, the epitome of epicurean deliciousness.
The Guardian
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The black-owned shoe brand focuses on luxury, Italian craftsmanship, and evocative textures.
Jamaica Observer
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These objects are as evocative as snapshots, but they can't be reproduced.
The new yorker
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The colours were not naturalistic, but they were evocative and compelling, hypnotic.
Perdido Street Station
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The evocative footage is playing at the Millais Gallery, Southampton Solent University.
Wired
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To be smothered with a head cold is a superbly evocative expression.
The Irish Times
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I know it sounds ridiculous, but that's how evocative this song is.
The Guardian
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The horror evocative of Hollywood's worst cinematic fantasies was all too real.
The Irish Times
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