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To call upon (a deity or person) for help, assistance or guidance

To summon or conjure up the presence of

To put into effect or use

To induce or give rise to

To cite or name (as an example or reference)

To muster or summon up an emotion or quality

To come into being or to have one's starting point at a certain time or place

To evoke or call an image or memory to mind

To confirm or certify the truth of something, especially formally

Call as one's witness

To cause to happen by force, especially observance of or compliance with a law, rule, or obligation

To request or provide direction to

To greet by, or designate with, a name, nickname or handle

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Verb

To call upon (a deity or person) for help, assistance or guidance

request earnestly

go on bended knee to

request urgently

make an urgent request

make an earnest request

try to persuade

strongly recommend

use pressure on

put pressure on

present one's suit to

go on bended knee

ask authoritatively

forcefully suggest

recommend forcefully

put in an application

put in an order

put the heat on

put the screws on

twist someone's arm

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“But to compensate, she would invoke the goddess for help with great fervor, performing an unusually large number of bows.”

Verb

To summon or conjure up the presence of

produce as by magic

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“You cannot heal him, but you can invoke the Spirit of healing.”

Verb

To put into effect or use

have recourse to

put into effect

“Defendant made nine attempts to invoke his right to counsel. Each time, the interrogating officer ignored the request.”

Verb

To induce or give rise to

be the cause of

be at the bottom of

be conducive to

cause to happen

bring into being

have as a result

have as a consequence

be instrumental in

sow the seeds of

start the ball rolling

get things rolling

open the door for

be responsible for

have the effect of

be partly responsible for

oil the wheels of

cause to appear

follow through with

bring to fruition

put into effect

put into action

put into practice

follow through on

go through with

put into operation

take care of business

bring into existence

bring to completion

bring into play

carry to completion

deliver the goods

acquit oneself of

get the job done

be to blame for

act in accordance with

make it through

make short work of

make the most of

put the finishing touches to

put the final touches to

be the origin of

get something done

gain fulfillment

fulfill your potential

bring home the bacon

meet requirements

fulfil one's task

satisfy requirements

provide the means for

reach the summit of

put finishing touch on

bring to perfection

score a success

bring into effect

cobble together

have an effect on

run with the ball

get out of the way

keep faith with

fulfill one's potential

earn one's wings

put the tin lid on

do a bang-up job

come into possession of

fix in position

give free rein to

make something appear

produce as if by magic

avail oneself of

avail yourself of

reach an agreement

come to terms on

devote oneself to

occupy oneself with

set the seal on

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“Effective leaders use symbols to invoke feelings of passion in subordinates, whereby the sight of a corporate logo or figurehead provokes strong emotional arousal.”

Verb

To cite or name (as an example or reference)

make reference to

make mention of

call attention to

direct attention to

make allusions to

give as an example

draw attention to

get down to brass tacks

particularize^US

particularise^UK

individualize^US

individualise^UK

give an account of

circumstantiate

be specific about

breathe a word of

let anyone know of

speak briefly of

let someone know of

tell the story of

give an account

quote chapter and verse

exchange views on

deliberate about

exchange views about

set down in writing

set down in black and white

commit to paper

make a passing reference

mention in passing

refer in passing

mention en passant

make an allusion to

lay it on the line

spill the beans

get off your chest

shoot the breeze

let your hair down

put one's finger on

get to the point

come to the point

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“To celebrate my own faith, I always invoke the names of my father, Alfred, and my youngest brother, Ambrose.”

Verb

To muster or summon up an emotion or quality

call into action

gather together

Verb

To come into being or to have one's starting point at a certain time or place

become apparent

become established

come into being

come into existence

make a start on

first see the light of day

have its origin

be set in motion

come into force

make an appearance

come into operation

come into effect

become manifest

become entrenched

come forth suddenly

have one's origin

have one's foundations

have its origins

be here to stay

be brought to pass

be brought about

be brought into existence

be brought into being

be brought about by

become operative

be the result of

enter into the picture

manifest itself

fall into place

take on character

become a reality

put in an appearance

present oneself

put into effect

bring into being

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Verb

To evoke or call an image or memory to mind

put one in mind of

stir up memories of

make reference to

put you in mind of

dig into the past

cause one to remember

evoke memories of

evoke images of

revive memories of

jog one's memory of

awake one's memories of

make one remember

cause one to bethink

cause one to recollect

put someone in mind of

take you back to

make one think of

be reminiscent of

bring one back to

refresh one's memory of

awaken memories of

take one back to

call attention to

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Verb

To confirm or certify the truth of something, especially formally

bear witness to

give credence to

provide evidence of

throw your weight behind

give substance to

show to be true

show beyond doubt

circumstantiate

give an undertaking

give one's word

give an assurance

make a deposition

demonstrate the truth of

submit evidence

establish evidence

produce evidence

give assurances

give substance to the fact that

witness to the fact that

demonstrate the truth

swear up and down

mount a case for

state under oath

prove to be genuine

draw conclusions

be a monument to

be responsible for

give assurance of

show the truth of

make certain of

assert under oath

give grounds for

swear to the fact

set the seal on

cross one's heart and hope to die

make a case for

shoot one's wad

say confidently

shoot off one's mouth

give reasons for

offer grounds for

show once and for all

lend more weight to

give a justification for

give an explanation for

back something up

constitute evidence

constitute proof

make more forceful

provide evidence

legitimatize^US

legitimatise^UK

show just cause for

provide a rationale for

show to be reasonable

speak in favor of

be answerable for

prove to be reasonable

make allowances

constitute proof of

constitute evidence of

exculpate oneself

give a rationale for

throw light upon

give a reason for

exonerate oneself

give an excuse for

give an alibi for

vindicate oneself

make excuses for

clear the air about

give an apologia for

absolve yourself

give a boost to

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Verb

Call as one's witness

call as one's witness

Verb

To cause to happen by force, especially observance of or compliance with a law, rule, or obligation

make compulsory

put the screws on

twist someone's arm

use strong-arm tactics on

put the heat on

put pressure on

have someone do something

put the squeeze on

tighten the screws on

force one's hand

put the bite on

bring pressure to bear on

bring pressure to bear upon

lay down the law

give the command to

give the order to

put your foot down

call the signals

leave no choice but to

read the riot act

give directions

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Verb

To request or provide direction to

put in an order

put in an application

necessitate that

make a condition of

lay down the law

give the command to

give the order to

put your foot down

give directions

make compulsory

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Verb

To greet by, or designate with, a name, nickname or handle

go by the name of

answer to the name of

characterize^US

characterise^UK

give the title of

individualize^US

individualise^UK

compartmentalize^US

give the name of

compartmentalise^UK

label negatively

accuse of being

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