Definition for Invocation:

• the i., ( esp.) the words \'In the name of the Father\' &c. as used by preacher before sermon( cf. * ascription).

Synonyms for Invocation:

• n.

  •
  • baptism,
  • celebrate,
  • benediction,
  • baptize,
  • baptise,
  • anthem,
  • amen,
  • catechism,
  • religion.
  •
  • ceremony,
  • contemplation,
  • celebrant,
  • circumcision,
  • anoint,
  • confession,
  • circumcise,
  • blessing,
  • consecrate,
  • bless.
  •appeal (noun)
  • entreaty,
  • appeal,
  • application,
  • prayer,
  • address,
  • approach,
  • petition,
  • bid,
  • solicitation,
  • supplication,
  • request,
  • invitation,
  • plea.
  •benediction (noun)
  • benison.
  •communication (noun)
  • supplication.
  •invocation (noun)
  • conjuring,
  • supplication,
  • conjuration,
  • conjury.
  •petition (noun)
  • imprecation.
  •prayer (noun)
  • entreaty,
  • conjuration,
  • voodoo,
  • summons,
  • abracadabra,
  • supplication,
  • hocus-pocus,
  • command,
  • hoodoo,
  • rune,
  • calling,
  • appeal,
  • petition,
  • mumbo jumbo,
  • beseeching.
  •speech (noun)
  • Prelection.

• v.

  •petition (verb)
  • litany.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • blessing.
  •
  • wish,
  • grace,
  • apostrophe.
  •
  • speech.
  •adoration
  • worship.
  •summoning
  • evocation.
  •Other relevant words:
  • voodoo,
  • command,
  • allocution,
  • confession,
  • bar mitzvah,
  • baptise,
  • Beseechment,
  • whammy,
  • invoke,
  • beads,
  • anthem,
  • circumcise,
  • awaken,
  • bidding,
  • conjure,
  • importunity,
  • chaplet,
  • enhance,
  • AID PRAYER,
  • circumcision,
  • celebrant,
  • legerdemain,
  • confirmation,
  • interpellation,
  • hex,
  • evoke,
  • conjury,
  • intercession,
  • beseeching,
  • energise,
  • auricular confession,
  • instance,
  • conjuring,
  • rune,
  • wish,
  • bless,
  • beck,
  • Praying,
  • baptism,
  • pax,
  • glamour,
  • illusion,
  • Beadroll,
  • canonization,
  • Benedicite,
  • orison,
  • clamour,
  • aspersion,
  • Alloquy,
  • pray,
  • Ave,
  • Preconization,
  • blessing,
  • anoint,
  • arouse,
  • energize,
  • magic,
  • abracadabra,
  • elevate,
  • benediction,
  • mantra,
  • penance,
  • speech,
  • charm,
  • rosary,
  • devotions,
  • bewitchment,
  • assert,
  • hoodoo,
  • benison,
  • summons,
  • worship,
  • suit,
  • Ebenezer,
  • communion,
  • Hyperdulia,
  • paternoster,
  • call,
  • attract,
  • evocation,
  • baptize,
  • celebrate,
  • prayer wheel,
  • requisition,
  • latria,
  • ceremony,
  • Obsecration,
  • exorcism,
  • calling,
  • vigils,
  • virginal,
  • flagellation,
  • maceration,
  • conspire,
  • incense,
  • erect,
  • summon,
  • nod,
  • adjuration,
  • calling forth,
  • agape,
  • hocus-pocus,
  • Thaumaturgy,
  • thanks,
  • elicit,
  • transfiguration,
  • incantation,
  • thanksgiving,
  • entreat,
  • imploring,
  • processional,
  • Conjurement,
  • Impanation,
  • Exsufflation,
  • bas mitzvah,
  • Prelection,
  • enkindle,
  • apostrophe,
  • implementation,
  • catechism,
  • Viaticum,
  • Imploration,
  • Bidding prayer,
  • Impetration,
  • celebration,
  • breviary,
  • collect,
  • Asperges,
  • contemplation,
  • grace,
  • cult,
  • devotion,
  • love feast,
  • mumbo jumbo,
  • enchantment,
  • spell,
  • Thurification,
  • consecrate,
  • atonement,
  • deception,
  • extreme unction,
  • conjuration,
  • trick,
  • beseech,
  • cite,
  • chant,
  • kiss of peace,
  • imprecation,
  • clamor,
  • meditation,
  • service,
  • budge,
  • rogation,
  • sackcloth and ashes,
  • cry,
  • Lustration,
  • salutation,
  • revival,
  • amen,
  • Dulia,
  • convocation,
  • religion,
  • indent,
  • camp meeting,
  • Obtestation,
  • litany,
  • holy water.

Antonyms for Invocation:

• n.

  • prayer
    revocation.

Holonyms for Invocation:

• n.

  • communication
    service, religious service, divine service.

Hypernym for Invocation:

• n.

  • communication
    rogation.

Hyponym for Invocation:

• n.

  • act
    implementation, effectuation.
  • communication
    prayer, incantation, conjuration, petition, orison.