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Serving to bring to mind.
reminiscent
resonant
redolent
remindful
aware
mindful
1
Linda Anctil's blog posts give an
evocative
and creative approach to food.
2
I think the last record was the most
evocative
,
don't you agree?
3
It is one of the most
evocative
images of the Five Nations.
4
On a line-by-line level, furthermore, the prose is limpidly succinct and
evocative
.
5
Few things are more
evocative
of summer than a glass of rosé.
6
The pistachio motels with their neon incantations could hardly be more
evocative
.
7
Dunne is an extraordinarily
evocative
storyteller and this is her third novel.
8
Elegant,
evocative
and understated, this is the perfect soundtrack for idle daydreams.
9
Each pastry with its own
evocative
name, the epitome of epicurean deliciousness.
10
The black-owned shoe brand focuses on luxury, Italian craftsmanship, and
evocative
textures.
11
These objects are as
evocative
as snapshots, but they can't be reproduced.
12
The colours were not naturalistic, but they were
evocative
and compelling, hypnotic.
13
The
evocative
footage is playing at the Millais Gallery, Southampton Solent University.
14
To be smothered with a head cold is a superbly
evocative
expression.
15
I know it sounds ridiculous, but that's how
evocative
this song is.
16
The horror
evocative
of Hollywood's worst cinematic fantasies was all too real.
evocative
most evocative
so evocative
as evocative
very evocative
evocative name