summon
su
ˈsə
mmon
mən
mēn
British pronunciation
/sˈʌmən/

Definition & Meaning of "summon"in English

to summon
01

to officially call someone, typically to attend court or fulfill a legal obligation

Ditransitive: to summon sb to do sth
to summon definition and meaning
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Examples
The judge summoned the witness to testify during the trial.
02

to call upon someone to be present at a particular place or event

Transitive: to summon sb
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The CEO summoned the department heads for an urgent meeting.
03

to formally call for the gathering or assembly of people

Transitive: to summon a gathering
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The CEO summoned a meeting to discuss the company's financial projections for the upcoming quarter.
04

to stir oneself to apply a particular skill or ability

Transitive: to summon a skill or ability
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In the face of adversity, he summoned his courage to speak up for what he believed was right.
05

to make a supernatural entity or magical object appear or come into the physical world

Transitive: to summon a supernatural entity
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The sorcerer summoned a powerful spirit to assist him during the ancient ritual.
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