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invocation

invocation
Noun
pl: invocations

Meanings

Nouninvocation

The act of calling upon a deity, spirit, or higher power for assistance, protection, or inspiration.

The ceremony began with a solemn invocation to the ancestors.

Nouninvocation

A prayer or ritual formula used to summon a supernatural entity or divine presence.

The priest recited a powerful invocation to cleanse the temple.

Nouninvocation
[~ of something]

The act of appealing to a law, rule, or authority to justify an action or claim.

The lawyer's invocation of the Fifth Amendment prevented the witness from testifying.

Nouninvocation

The process of calling a function, subroutine, or method in a computer program.

The program crashed during the recursive invocation of the sorting algorithm.

Examples

The prayer was an invocation.

He read the invocation.

This is a short invocation.

She whispered a quiet invocation.

The monk began the invocation.

They used an invocation for luck.

The mage chanted a dark invocation to summon the demon.

Fantasy

The code failed during the first invocation of the method.

Office

His invocation of the rule surprised the teacher.

School Life

The treaty's invocation of emergency powers sparked a national debate.

History

The CEO's invocation of the clause ended the partnership abruptly.

Business

Such an invocation of ancient law is rare in modern courts.

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