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to evoke
01
provocar
to call forth or elicit emotions, feelings, or responses, often in a powerful or vivid manner
Transitive: to evoke an emotion or emotional reaction
Ejemplos
The painting was carefully crafted to evoke a sense of nostalgia, reminding viewers of their childhood.
La pintura fue cuidadosamente elaborada para evocar un sentimiento de nostalgia, recordando a los espectadores su infancia.
The music, with its haunting melody, had the ability to evoke a wide range of emotions in the listeners.
La música, con su melodía inquietante, tenía la capacidad de evocar una amplia gama de emociones en los oyentes.
02
evocar
to cause someone to recall a memory, feeling, etc.
Transitive: to evoke a memory or sensation
Ejemplos
The old song playing on the radio never failed to evoke memories of their first dance.
La vieja canción que sonaba en la radio nunca dejaba de evocar recuerdos de su primer baile.
The antique furniture in the attic had the power to evoke tales of family gatherings and celebrations.
Los muebles antiguos en el ático tenían el poder de evocar relatos de reuniones y celebraciones familiares.
03
to infer, derive, or interpret a principle, meaning, or conclusion from evidence or context
Ejemplos
Scholars evoked the rule from patterns in the texts.
The teacher evoked the meaning of the passage through careful questioning.
04
invocar, evocar
to summon or call upon a spirit, deity, or supernatural presence, often through ritual or prayer
Transitive: to evoke a spirit or deity
Ejemplos
The priest conducted a sacred ceremony to evoke the spirits of the ancestors and seek their guidance.
El sacerdote realizó una ceremonia sagrada para evocar a los espíritus de los ancestros y buscar su guía.
In the ancient ritual, the shaman would evoke the power of nature spirits to bring healing to the community.
En el antiguo ritual, el chamán invocaba el poder de los espíritus de la naturaleza para traer sanación a la comunidad.
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