Invoke
Invoke verb - To be the cause of (a situation, action, or state of mind).
Summoned and invoke are semantically related. In some cases you can replace term "Summoned" with "Invoke", this verbs are similar.
Nearby Words: invocation, invoking
Both words in one sentence
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The Union can invoke a "forced return" for summoned heroes who might not be able to handle their journey, or if the people who summoned them might not be able to bring them back.
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Discworld: Death (or those filling in for Death) is often summoned by the Wizards at an inconvenient time when they invoke the Rite of Ashk Ente.
Source: Inconvenient Summons -
Crazy-Prepared: Twilight tries to invoke this when she's finally summoned by the map, but when she finally gets to the Smokey Mountains, she discovers that it was all for naught.
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