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invoke
verb (invoked , invoking )
1 to make an appeal to (God, some deity, a Muse, authority, etc) for help, support or inspiration.
2 to appeal to (a law, principle, etc) as an authority or reason for eg one's behaviour.
3 to make an earnest appeal for (help, support, inspiration, etc).
4 to conjure up (a spirit) by reciting a spell.
5 to put (a law, decision, etc) into effect. See also invocation.
[15c: from Latin invocare to call upon, from vocare to call]
verb (invoked , invoking )
1 to make an appeal to (God, some deity, a Muse, authority, etc) for help, support or inspiration.
2 to appeal to (a law, principle, etc) as an authority or reason for eg one's behaviour.
3 to make an earnest appeal for (help, support, inspiration, etc).
4 to conjure up (a spirit) by reciting a spell.
5 to put (a law, decision, etc) into effect. See also invocation.
[15c: from Latin invocare to call upon, from vocare to call]
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