Verb:

పిలుపు, క్లారిన్ కాల్,

evoking's Usage Examples:

the use in the bottom of the form of the pointed arch that extends as evoking waves of the sea, hence its name.

Zuss (evoking the chief Greek god Zeus) and Nickles (i.

of SAR enables the determination of the chemical group responsible for evoking a target biological effect in the organism.

The nautilus name was a play on words, evoking the shell of a nautilus to represent an operating system shell.

Linda Ryan of the Gavin Report felt the song marked a major change in the band’s songwriting, by evoking classic country songwriters’ tales of what might’ve beens.

John Bartkowski saw Promise Keepers" leadership in 2000 as evoking two types of manhood: first, is.

days, their music evoking the rowdy fervor of a time when huge crowds flailed their limbs to a barrage of abstract noise and convulsive rhythm.

for The Spectator, Graham Greene described the film as evoking a "happy juvenility" and attributed its success to the superior acting skills of Fairbanks.

The agency is responsible for granting, suspending and revoking the licenses of railway companies.

On February 19, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Geng Shuang issued a statement revoking the press credentials of three Wall Street Journal reporters and ordering their expulsion.

In a late edition the same day of the game, Williams wrote this [that appeared in the New York World-Telegram, evoking The Happy Human is an icon that has been adopted as an international symbol of secular humanism.

DesignSpoonbridge and Cherry measures and straddles a small pond built in the shape of a linden tree seed, evoking the lindens in the surrounding park.

with a vertically-oriented pattern evoking hanging pond-weed or algae, or icicles.

Synonyms:

draw, untune, stir up, elicit, shame, ask for, wound, wake, shake, interest, provoke, offend, rekindle, overpower, sweep over, infatuate, kindle, fire, anger, overcome, create, enkindle, prick, discompose, fire up, hurt, bruise, injure, heat, stimulate, overwhelm, arouse, spite, discomfit, shake up, ignite, touch a chord, whelm, upset, strike a chord, raise, excite, stir, disconcert, invite, make, overtake, inflame,

Antonyms:

lower, stifle, calm, calmness, bore,