How to pronounce “evoked” in English

And you evoked, also, the private companies that are involved now and are challenging our way

A little disgust was evoked during this experiment.

So you evoked inflammation, again.

We did evoked responses.

It's called an evoked potential.

And yet something was evoked in him.

There are spontaneous potential and evoked potential in brainwaves. Evoked potentials produce significant process at 150ms after information is presented

Now we do something called an evoked potential.

Rather, as evoked by these letters, it was fraught with verbal and sometimes even physical assault from general public in some places.

I want to think about the sense of astonishment and awe that it originally evoked.

And intellectual property, I would say that obviously evoked copyright and it was amazing

He was known for using very naturalistic massings of grasses and perennials that really evoked a natural-looking landscape, which you can see in this picture here.

in this first section, takes you back to childhood and the feelings that are evoked from that.

I mean, we we don't have to have a litmus test evoked to substantiate a claim of authenticity.

And then got around to people and evoked this overeating, over nutrition mechanism.

The whole situation was so quote 'absurd' unquote, said Gates, and Haidara's demand for more money so audacious that it evoked more amusement than outrage.

It's a bunch of constructions, being laid out in time, and effected or evoked in a performance.

and copper leaves scattered on the forest floor, the broken stone walls and raw timber of old buildings evoked, if they did not resemble, the altars and groves of ancient Greece or