invoke
invoke by Michael R Leach September 7, 2005
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invoke
When someone mentions something, such as an idea, in an attempt to make people feel a certain way or with a specific goal in mind.
To refer to something in order to support your ideals.
Also to make use of a law or right in defense or opposition to something perhaps. It is usually used as a transition verb.
To refer to something in order to support your ideals.
Also to make use of a law or right in defense or opposition to something perhaps. It is usually used as a transition verb.
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"Nah, lets just go to Invoke Motion."
"Nah, lets just go to Invoke Motion."
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