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单词 evocative
释义
evocative
adjective
uk
/ɪˈvɒk.ə.tɪv/us
/ɪˈvɑː.kə.t̬ɪv/
making yourememberorimaginesomethingpleasant:
引起（愉快）回忆的；产生（美好）联想的；唤起（美好）感情的
evocativemusic使人浮想联翩的音乐
asoundevocativeofthesea使人联想到大海的声音
Synonyms
redolentliterary
reminiscentofsomeone/somethingformal
resonant
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Remembering, reminding and reminders
  • aide-mémoire
  • annal
  • awakensomeonetosomething
  • be engraved onsomeone'smemory/mindidiom
  • be etched on/insomeone'smemoryidiom
  • commit
  • echo
  • hooky
  • if my memory serves me rightidiom
  • imprint
  • indelible
  • jogsomeone'smemoryidiom
  • recall
  • reminder
  • reminisce
  • reminiscence
  • reminiscent
  • retrace
  • shade
  • stamp
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evocatively
(Definition ofevocativefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofevocative

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On this model, two or more different symbolic systems can be equally expressive andevocativeof genuine religious experience.
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Attention alters neural responses toevocativefaces in behaviorally inhibited adolescents.
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We are also continuing to use emotionallyevocativefaces to determine the functional neurocircuitry involved with encoding these faces.
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It is remarkably poignant, sombre yet comforting,evocativeof distant associations, yet not too explicit.
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Perhaps, after all, there are lessons for contemporaries to be drawn from theseevocativehistories of marriage, women and the family.
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Theevocativepower of the song path depends on how the place narrative emotionally resonates with personal, biographical and historical selfconsciousness for listeners.
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Each questionnaire included a reminder of the main epidemiological, clinical and laboratory argumentsevocativeof the disease.
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How would we know if such an intervention successfully interrupted the genetically initiated chain of events posited by theevocativemodel?
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We should not, then, be surprised to find the combination of masterlyevocativerhetoric and poetic co-ordination in his prose writings in general.
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Churches, too, are privileged cultural spaces, but it is perhaps more significant that they are associated with heightened emotions and, frequently, withevocativearchitecture.
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The depth of sharing with relatives (and the asymmetry in the direction of young households) is highlyevocativeof kin selection-based nepotism.
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The second movement transformed this trill into an eastern arabesque, creating a beautiful tableau of sonority in its delicateevocativeinstrumentation and harmony.
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The concept of an ' orthodoxy' is certainlyevocative, but little in the way of substance is provided beyond affirmation of the liberalist commitment to openness.
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Theevocativeevents are the proposed alternative to the notion of cognitive unconsciousness.
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That is, putative genetically mediated child characteristics were systematicallyevocativeof an environmental response.
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