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Evocation   Listen
noun
Evocation  n.  The act of calling out or forth. "The evocation of that better spirit."






Collaborative International Dictionary of English 0.48








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"Evocation" Quotes from Famous Books



... distance, rapid growth of plants, raising of tables. Their explanation of these phenomena was that they were done by the Pitris or spirits, and their only difference in procedure from ours seemed to be that they made more use of direct evocation. They claimed that these powers were handed down from time immemorial and traced back to the Chaldees. All this impressed me very much, as here, independently, we had exactly the same results, without any question of American frauds, or modern vulgarity, ...
— The New Revelation • Arthur Conan Doyle

... be mad or else we shouldn't be here.' I started to tell you why my people thought I had better take the cure. I loved the moon too much and loathed sunlight. If I had never tried to write lunar poetry—the tone quality of music combined with the pictorial evocation of painting—I might be in the bosom of my ...
— Visionaries • James Huneker



Words linked to "Evocation" :   summoning, input, stimulus, evoke, exorcism, induction, conjuration, imagery, conjuring, elicitation



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