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vocate

 

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Vocate

Definition:

A verb that refers to calling someone or something by name, summoning, or inviting.

Senses:

Sense 1:

Part of Speech: verb (transitive)

Definition: To call or summon someone or something by name.

Example sentence: The teacher vocated each student when it was their turn to give a presentation.

Sense 2:

Part of Speech: verb (transitive)

Definition: To invite or encourage someone to participate in a specific activity or event.

Example sentence: The organizer vocated all the attendees to join the charity walkathon.

Sense 3:

Part of Speech: verb (transitive)

Definition: To call or summon for a particular purpose or duty.

Example sentence: The general vocated his troops to assemble at the base camp for a briefing.

Sense 4:

Part of Speech: verb (transitive)

Definition: To name or address someone formally, especially in a legal context.

Example sentence: The lawyer vocated the witness, asking her to state her full name and occupation.

Sense 5:

Part of Speech: noun

Definition: Someone who has a calling or vocation, usually used in a religious or professional sense.

Example sentence: The vocate passionately pursued her career as a doctor, driven by her strong sense of vocation.

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