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evoked

adjective as in remembered

adjective as in started

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Prof Kumaresan says the standard practice of using colours that matched physical traits of people currently living in Tamil Nadu was followed, but the digital portraits still evoked lively discussions on social media.

From BBC

“The feeling that is evoked by those videos and pictures … is playing day in and day out in our communities,” he added.

From Salon

But then came Littler's brilliant nine-darter, which evoked memories of darts' greatest leg when Michael Smith did the same in the 2023 World Championship final after Van Gerwen just missed with his ninth dart.

From BBC

“Girls” aired for six seasons and evoked what it was like to be 20-something for Millennials — or, more accurately, what people imagined it was like to be young, wealthy and careless in New York.

From Salon

And, he added, there was an especially macabre practice, a warning that evoked pozole, the signature Mexican corn and meat stew.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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