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1. The act of summoning a spirit or other supernatural presence.
2. A vivid recreation of a place, time, or feeling in the imagination.
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spirit contact; ancestral consultations; controlled summoningSpecify that something is being called forth, not merely imagined.
Words that belong together
- evocation of spirits
- ritual evocation
- attempted evocation
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The evocation required the dead captain's true name.
During the evocation, every candle leaned toward the empty chair.
Her evocation of the river spirit failed when the offering drifted away.
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Usage notes
Primary category: fantasy. Also means vividly bringing something to mind; the combat-magic sense common in games is system-specific. Noun: evocation; plural evocations.
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