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Pronunciation / Transliteration: evocativo
"Le sue poesie sono estremamente evocative."
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Bringing strong images, memories, or feelings to mind.
"The perfume was deeply evocative of her childhood summers by the sea."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from Latin evocatus, past participle of evocare 'to call forth' (from e- 'out' + vocare 'to call').
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10 Global Lexicons: How "evocative" is said worldwide
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évocateur
Transliteration: évocateur
"Cette musique est très évocatrice de mon enfance."
evokativ
Transliteration: evokativ
"Der Roman bot eine sehr evokative Beschreibung der Landschaft."
evocativo
Transliteration: evocativo
"Le sue poesie sono estremamente evocative."
evocador
Transliteration: evocador
"El olor a lluvia tiene un aire muy evocador."
evocativo
Transliteration: evocativo
"Aquela fotografia antiga é muito evocativa."
स्मृति जगाने वाला
Transliteration: smriti jagane wala
"यह संगीत बहुत ही पुरानी यादें ताजा करने वाला है।"
唤起...的
Transliteration: huànqǐ de
Script: 唤起的
"这幅画极具唤起回忆的力量。"
환기시키는
Transliteration: hwan-gisikineun
"그 사진은 어린 시절의 추억을 불러일으키는 힘이 있다."
喚起する
Transliteration: kanki suru
"その香水は懐かしい思い出を呼び起こす。"
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