evocativeness

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adj.

Tending or having the power to evoke.

e·voca·tive·ly adv.

e·voca·tive·ness n.

evocative [ɪˈvɒkətɪv]

adj

tending or serving to evoke

evocatively adv

evocativeness n

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Adj.

evocative - serving to bring to mind; "cannot forbear to close on this redolent literary note"- Wilder Hobson; "a campaign redolent of machine politics"

redolent, remindful, reminiscent, resonant

mindful, aware - bearing in mind; attentive to; "ever mindful of her health"; "mindful of his responsibilities"; "mindful of these criticisms, I shall attempt to justify my action"

evocative

adjective expressive, moving, striking, revealing, pointed, pregnant, vivid, meaningful, poignant, eloquent, indicative, suggestive Aaron Copland's beautiful and evocative `Appalachian Spring'

Translations

evocative [ɪˈvɒkətɪv] ADJ → evocador (of de)

evocative [ɪˈvɒkətɪv] adj → évocateur/trice

evocative

adj → atmosphärisch; name → wohlklingend; scent can be very evocative → ein Duft kann viele Erinnerungen heraufbeschwören; to be evocative of something → etw heraufbeschwören

evocative [ɪˈvɒkətɪv] adj evocative (of) → evocativo/a (di)

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apposite Baudelaire Capraesque Charles Baudelaire Charles Pierre Baudelaire de la Mare Gell-Mann Murray haunting Imageless implicational Mallarmé mom-and-pop Orwellian pastorale raunch redolent remindful reminiscent representative	Rebekah Bohnet Fontane and Eivar Martinez danced with convincing interpretation and evocativeness as, respectively, the Arabian princess and prince; Marissa Martin steered her sheep gracefully as the Shepardess; and Rebecca Leach shone as the Dew Drop Fairy. `Nutcracker' is fine start for tradition by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) For sheer spontaneity, evocativeness, and impeccable draftsmanship, he might have been describing the art of Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. Hygeia as muse by Potter, Polynexi / Emerging Infectious Diseases St Helena Island Theatre Stories enhancing Improvisation Troupe (SHTT) & site's & sustained ABSea Cruises (ABSC), SEQ evocativeness. Drama as a tool in interpretation: practitioner perceptions of its ... by Adcock, Lynne; Ballantyne, Roy / Australian Journal of Environmental Education	evil-smelling evil-tempered evildoer evildoing evilly Evilness evince Evincement Evincible Evincive Evirate eviration eviscerate Evisceration evitable Evitate Evitation evite Eviternal Eviternity evo Evocate evocation evocative evocatively evocativeness evocator evoke evoked evoked potential Evolatic Evolation evolute Evolutility evolution Evolutional evolutionarily evolutionary evolutionary psychology evolutionary trend evolutionism evolutionist evolutive evolve Evolvement Evolvent Evomit Evomition evonymus Évora Évreux	EVNG EVNI EVNNI Evno Azef Evno Fishelevich Azef EVNPA EVNT EVNU EVO EVO EVO Evo-devo EVOA EVOC evocable evocable Evocare Evocate evocation evocation evocation evocation Evocations Evocations Evocations Evocations evocative evocative evocatively evocatively evocativeness evocator evocator evocator evocator EVOCF Evoclin EVOCS EVOD EVODD EVOEL EVoEM EVOH EvoHo EVOI Evoia Evoia evoke evoke evoke evoke evoked evoked Evoked Action Potential Evoked Auditory Brain-Stem Response Evoked Compound Muscle Action Potential Evoked Facial Muscle Response Evoked Field Potential Evoked L5 Ventral Root Response Evoked Middle Latency Response Evoked Mixed Nerve Action Potential

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apposite
Baudelaire
Capraesque
Charles Baudelaire
Charles Pierre Baudelaire
de la Mare
Gell-Mann Murray
haunting
Imageless
implicational
Mallarmé
mom-and-pop
Orwellian
pastorale
raunch
redolent
remindful
reminiscent
representative

Rebekah Bohnet Fontane and Eivar Martinez danced with convincing interpretation and evocativeness as, respectively, the Arabian princess and prince; Marissa Martin steered her sheep gracefully as the Shepardess; and Rebecca Leach shone as the Dew Drop Fairy.

`Nutcracker' is fine start for tradition by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)

For sheer spontaneity, evocativeness, and impeccable draftsmanship, he might have been describing the art of Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec.

Hygeia as muse by Potter, Polynexi / Emerging Infectious Diseases

St Helena Island Theatre Stories enhancing Improvisation Troupe (SHTT) & site's & sustained ABSea Cruises (ABSC), SEQ evocativeness.

Drama as a tool in interpretation: practitioner perceptions of its ... by Adcock, Lynne; Ballantyne, Roy / Australian Journal of Environmental Education

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