Evocative
Evocative adjective - Provoking a memory or mental association.
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Synonyms for Evocative
Kind and evocative are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Kind" instead an adjective "Evocative".
Nearby Words: evocation, evocatively
Both words in one sentence
- Sue: The character is evocative of a Mary Sue character of some kind, either by the derailment of the canon characters/inherent rules or by being overdosed with Common Mary Sue Traits.
Source: Characterization Tags -
Newsies is a gold mine for this kind of thing; the only thing all Newsies have in common are evocative, character-defining nicknames, and a hard-luck past.
Source: Sailor Earth -
Good Wings, Evil Wings: Midnight Sparkle's wings are of the feathery kind, but they are a very dark color with an angular shape evocative of a bird of prey's silhouette.
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