Hail and Invoke

Hail

Hail verb - To demand or request the presence or service of.
Usage example: hailed the waiter for the check

Invoke and hail are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Invoke" instead a verb "Hail".

Nearby Words: hailed, hailing, hailstorm

Invoke

Invoke verb - To be the cause of (a situation, action, or state of mind).

Hail and invoke are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Hail" instead a verb "Invoke".

Nearby Words: invocation, invoking

Common collocations

power hail power invoke power

Both words in one sentence

  • Desperate Object Catch In American football, the purpose of a Hail Mary toss is to invoke this trope in hopes of scoring desperately needed points.
  • Video Game / Mabinogi Aspiring mages can invoke this by putting most of their AP into Icebolt, Ice Spear, Hail Storm, and Ice Mastery.
  • Video Game / Final Fantasy IX What makes this especially odd is that the only playable characters that can summon Eidolons hail from a race of naturally gifted summoners, but the non-player characters that invoke their city-destroying powers do not.
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