invocation noun 1.appeal,request,petition,beseeching,solicitation,entreatyan invocation for divine guidance 2.prayer,chant,supplication,orisonPlease stand for the invocation. 3.citation,mention,appeal to,calling on,reference to,allusion tothe invocation of 301 legislation ...
1. supplication, devotion, communion The night was spent in prayer and meditation. 2. orison, litany, invocation, intercession prayers of thanksgiving 3. plea, appeal, suit, request, petition, entreaty, supplication Say a quick prayer I don't get stopped for speeding. Quotations"More things ...
It is a fascinating political and musical artifact, and a truly joyous firestorm of noise. 1.Invocation 0:00 2.Baba Hengates 4:12 3.Utamu 21:35 4.Saud 31:28 5.Alkebu-Lan 42:23 6.No Words 58:35 7.Separate Not Equal1:07:22 8.Sifa (The Prayer) 1:14:22 KPOP音乐安利大赏 音乐 ...
The invocation is that part of a prayer that attempts to gain the attention of a deity, a necessity for any petition to be effective. 1 Not all prayers contain invocations; many abbreviated prayers make no reference at all to their divine addressees, for example, quod bonum faustum felix-...
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the invocation American EnglishAmEa speech or prayer at the beginning of a ceremony or meeting〔仪式或集会开始时的〕发言,祷文 Examples from the Corpus the invocation•Rabbi Gutterman gavethe invocationat the graduation ceremony. →the invocationatinvocation(1)...
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pray pray inReligion topic From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English pray1/preɪ/●●○S3W3verb[intransitive, transitive]1tospeaktoGodin order to ask for help or givethanks→prayerThey went to the mosque to pray.pray forLet us pray for peace.pray toMartha prayed to God for help.pray...
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2.a person who says the prayer, invocation, etc., for an organization or at an assembly. [1100–50; Middle English chapeleyn, late Old Englishcapelein< Old North French, Old French < Medieval Latincappellānus, orig. custodian of St. Martin's cloak (seechapel,-an1)] ...