invocations in English

noun

1

the action of invoking something or someone for assistance or as an authority.

the invocation of new disciplines and methodologies

noun

• conjury, conjuration, conjuring
• supplication

Use "invocations" in a sentence

1. Assumptions from nested invocations of Assuming are combined.

2. Mantras are Sanskrit - invocations of the Supreme Being.

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4. Many religions have special invocations, prayers, hymns and services for the United Nations.

5. Invocations of popular support or consent may be baseless and even blatantly dishonest.

6. Cantrips are lesser magical invocations mages practice to hone their skills and master new spells

7. This is a non-exhaustive list of some common and useful invocations of the Catkin command

8. But one thing seems certain to me: the Bemoanings of American innocence and the invocations of looming apocalypse don't tell us very much about the …

9. Benediction, a verbal blessing of persons or things, commonly applied to invocations pronounced in God’s name by a priest or minister, usually at the conclusion of a religious service

10. The disconnection behavior does not change in the recursive case, except that the slot calling sequence includes slot calls for all nested invocations of the signal.

11. Chanters in Pillars of Eternity 2: Deadfire are a Support class that uses Chants and Invocations to buff allies, debuff enemies and summon additional troops to the battlefield

12. High-level assemblers provide high-level-language abstractions such as advanced control structures, high-level procedure/function declarations and invocations, and high-level abstract data types including structures/records, unions, classes, and sets.