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Evocative
Evocative adjective - Provoking a memory or mental association.
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Synonyms for Evocative
Big and evocative are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Big" instead an adjective "Evocative".
Nearby Words: evocation, evocatively
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Crimson had two prominent ladies in red: the resident monster hunter Scarlet Thinbaut X, who wore an all-red sexy combat suit evocative of Little Red Riding Hood and the Big Bad Lisseth, dressing in a long-red gown sporting some Absolute Cleavage.
Source: Lady in Red -
The Volkihar vampires from the next game, on the other hand, are more evocative of fallen nobility, since they live in a rather dilapidated Big Fancy Castle which is now full of both old luxury and new scrap, debris and general yuck.
Source: Vampires Are Rich
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