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invoked

Aussprache: [ɪnˈvoʊkt]

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Kontext: „legal“

(verb) to call upon something, like a law or a right, to be used. It's like when someone references a rule or guideline to help make a point or support their case.

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The lawyer invoked the right to a fair trial during the court proceedings.

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She did not invoke any rules when presenting her argument.

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What law did the attorney invoke in their defense?

Kontext: „emotional“

(verb) to call forth a feeling or memory. This happens when something reminds you of a good time or makes you feel a strong emotion.

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The song invoked happy memories of her childhood.

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The movie did not invoke any strong feelings; it felt pretty flat.

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Can you think of a moment that invoked a special memory for you?

Kontext: „spiritual“

(verb) to call upon a higher power, like a deity or spirit, for help or guidance. It’s like praying or asking for support from something greater.

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During the ceremony, they invoked blessings for the new couple.

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He didn’t invoke any spiritual help before starting his journey.

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Why do you think some people invoke their faith during difficult times?

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