I don't remember the context of its. I think there was expression like (I not sure exactly!!):phinds said:Did you also see that it is obsolete? I have read thousands of books in English over a period of many decades and I have never seen that word used.
Are you reading a very old textbook or something?
Hm ... to "invoke" the law would make sense in modern English.askingquestion said:I don't remember the context of its. I think there was expression like (I not sure exactly!!):
"to avoke the law"
Fixed that for you. A man of culture, you are.hutchphd said:To call back a law from away meaning another time or place..
This has good Latin roots avoco ("call"+"away"). I rather like the word.
But[And] I am also fond of expletives
I was thinking that.Bystander said:How 'bout "evoke?"
So you don't remember the context, and it seems like you aren't even correctly remmebering the word - and you certainly can't check it since you don't remember exactly where you saw it.askingquestion said:I don't remember the context
You right. So, I will not continue asking question on this stage.Vanadium 50 said:So you don't remember the context, and it seems like you aren't even correctly remmebering the word - and you certainly can't check it since you don't remember exactly where you saw it.
I'm looking for a word that means "wasting everybody's time".
The thread will thus remain closed.askingquestion said:You right. So, I will not continue asking question on this stage.
The word Avoke does not have a commonly agreed upon meaning in the English language. It may be a misspelling of the word "invoke", which means to call upon or summon something, or it could be a proper noun with a unique meaning.
As mentioned before, Avoke does not have a widely accepted meaning in English. It may be a word in another language or a made-up word with a specific meaning to a certain group of people.
Without context or further information, it is impossible to determine the origin of the word Avoke. It could potentially come from any language or be a completely invented word.
Since Avoke does not have a commonly accepted meaning, it would not make sense to use it in everyday conversation. It is always best to use words that have a clear and agreed upon meaning to avoid confusion.
There may be alternative spellings or variations of Avoke, but without context or further information, it is difficult to determine what those may be. It is possible that Avoke could be a misspelling of another word, so it is always important to double-check the spelling and context of a word before using it.