- aide-mémoire
- annal
- awaken someone to something
- be engraved on someone's memory/mind idiom
- be etched on/in someone's memory idiom
- commit
- echo
- imprint
- in commemoration of someone/something
- indelible
- jog someone's memory idiom
- keepsake
- recall
- remind someone of something/someone
- reminder
- reminisce
- reminiscence
- reminiscent
- shade
- stamp
Meaning of evoke in English
evoke | American Dictionary
evocative
adjective us
/ɪˈvɑk·ə·t̬ɪv/
The new fashions were evocative of the 1920s.
Examples of evoke
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Preconditioning with bright light evokes a protective response against light damage in the rat retina.
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Hearing a piece of music evoked memories from a person's past, and spurred conversation with others about past experiences.
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On the other hand their smooth, rounded external form may evoke meaning by recalling, perhaps, human crania.
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The passage evokes a gendered division between author and reader, differentiating the "real man" author from the woman that he addresses.
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Or it may evoke the image of an ideal world to heal the wounds of the real one.
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Selective attention to stimulus location modulates the steady-state visual evoked potential.
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The actress's gesture liberated the object from its material function and endowed it with signals which evoked a metaphoric connection.
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The hexagons were scaled with eccentricity to evoke focal responses of comparable amplitude in normal subjects.
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Once again, though, biopolitics has not been notably successful in evoking interest in these possible linkages among those in the rest of the discipline.
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In comparison to the racial politics of the recent past, affirmative action has evoked much broader opposition among the white public.
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This is broadly consistent with the present evidence that in alpha cells the maximum hyperpolarization for nonpreferred contrast steps is evoked by relatively small stimuli.
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The crisis evoked fears of abandonment, but it also evoked fears of entrapment.
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A perception that the physician has somehow cheated on that expected reciprocation is prone to evoke a most strident form of aggression.
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Other referring expressions which evoke entities that are not explicitly referenced may not have these entities so highly ranked, unless warranted by their semantics.
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How is it possible for a single larva to reach the ocular chamber and escape from the immune mechanisms without evoking an eosinophilic response?
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anımsatmak, aklına getirmek, hissettirmek…
susciter, évoquer…
oproepen…
vyvolat, vybavit, evokovat…
fremkalde, skabe, vække…
menimbulkan, membangkitkan…
ทำให้ปรากฏขึ้น, ทำให้ระลึกความหลัง…
gây ra, gợi lên…
przywoływać, wywoływać…
väcka, framkalla…
menimbulkan, membangkitkan…
hervorrufen, wachrufen…
vekke, mane/kalle fram, kalle fram (minner)…
викликати…
вызывать воспоминания, чувства…
