Verb:
- To cite or appeal to (someone or something) as an authority for an action or claim.
- To call upon (a deity or spirit) in prayer, supplication, or invocation.
- To bring about or invoke (a feeling, a response, etc.).
Prepositions:
- “In” (invoke in)
- “Upon” (invoke upon)
- “To” (invoke to)
- “For” (invoke for)
Collocations:
- Invoke a rule, invoke a law, invoke a principle, invoke a deity, invoke authority, invoke a name, invoke a spirit, invoke a feeling.
Example Sentences:
- The lawyer invoked legal precedent to support her argument.
- He invoked his right to remain silent during the interrogation.
- The president invoked emergency powers to address the crisis.
- She invoked the name of the ancient goddess in her ceremony.
- The priest invoked blessings upon the congregation.
- The speaker invoked memories of their shared childhood.
- He invoked the wrath of the gods by disrespecting the shrine.
- The politician invoked the Constitution in defending her stance.
- The writer invoked the spirit of adventure in her novel.
- They invoked the spirit of unity during the national holiday.
- The protesters invoked the ideals of democracy in their rally.
- The director invoked Shakespeare to illustrate her point.
- The judge invoked a restraining order to protect the witness.
- The coach invoked team spirit to motivate the players.
- She invoked parental authority to enforce the curfew.
- They invoked the memory of their fallen comrades in the ceremony.
- He invoked a clause in the contract to renegotiate terms.
- The priestess invoked the blessings of the ancestors.
- The orator invoked the audience’s patriotism in his speech.
- She invoked the teachings of Gandhi to promote non-violence.
- They invoked the tradition of storytelling to preserve cultural heritage.
- He invoked the power of prayer to heal the sick.
- The manager invoked company policy to resolve the dispute.
- The judge invoked a gag order to protect the identity of the witness.
- She invoked the spirit of innovation to drive the project forward.
- The artist invoked images of nature in her paintings.
- They invoked the spirit of cooperation to achieve their goals.
- The mayor invoked emergency protocols during the natural disaster.
- He invoked the muse of poetry to inspire his verses.
- The author invoked the spirit of resistance in her novel.
- She invoked the wisdom of her ancestors in making decisions.
- The priest invoked divine guidance in the ritual.
- They invoked the memory of Martin Luther King Jr. in their protest.
- The activist invoked the rights of indigenous peoples in her advocacy.
- He invoked the authority of scientific research to support his theory.
- She invoked the blessings of the elders before embarking on her journey.
- They invoked the spirit of collaboration to tackle the project.
- The lawyer invoked the Fifth Amendment to protect her client.
- The teacher invoked a historical analogy to explain the current situation.
- She invoked the spirit of adventure to explore new frontiers.
- They invoked the power of love to overcome adversity.
- The philosopher invoked reason to argue his point.
- The priest invoked peace upon the troubled village.
- The artist invoked the beauty of nature in her sculpture.
- He invoked the memory of his mentor in his acceptance speech.
- The president invoked executive privilege during the investigation.
- She invoked the muse of dance to choreograph her performance.
- They invoked the legacy of civil rights leaders in their activism.
- He invoked the spirit of justice in his legal defense.
- The coach invoked team history to inspire the players.