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Inflections of 'invoke' (v): (⇒ conjugate)

invokes: v 3rd person singular

invoking: v pres p

invoked: v past

invoked: v past p

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Sense: Verb: entreat

Synonyms:

entreat, appeal to, call on, pray to, implore, beg , beseech, summon , petition, solicit

Sense: Verb: recall

Synonyms:

recall , summon up, conjure up, bring out, call forth, bring forth, bring up

Sense: Verb: implement

Synonyms:

implement , apply , call in, use , put sth into effect, effect

Sense: Verb: make reference to

Synonyms:

cite , quote , allude to, refer to, make reference to, name , mention , mention by name

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