Invoke
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 279
in-vCk', v.t. to call upon earnestly or solemnly to implore a istance to addre in prayer. [Fr —-L. invoco, -a turn—in, on, voco, to call, conn, with vox, vous, the voice Involucre, in-vol-O'ker, n (bot. a group of bracts in the form of a whorl around an expanded flower or umbel. [Lit. an envelope or wrapper — L. involucrum tnvolvo See Involve Involuntary, in-vol'un-tar-i, a
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