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What is the noun for invoke?

There isn't a single, perfect noun equivalent for the verb "invoke." The best noun to use depends on the specific context and meaning you want to convey. Here are some options:

General:

* Invocation: This is the most direct translation, meaning the act of invoking something.

* Calling: This is a more general term for summoning or appealing to something.

Specific contexts:

* Prayer: If invoking a deity or spiritual power.

* Appeal: If invoking a law, rule, or precedent.

* Use: If invoking a specific method or technique.

* Citation: If invoking a source of authority or information.

* Implementation: If invoking a function or procedure in programming.

Example Sentences:

* The priest's invocation of the gods was powerful. (General use of "invocation")

* The defendant's lawyer made a compelling appeal to the jury's sense of justice. (Specific context of a legal argument)

The best noun to use will depend on the specific situation and the intended meaning.

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