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1. noun the act of invoking or calling upon a deity, spirit, etc., for aid, protection, inspiration, or the like; supplication. any petitioning or supplication for help or aid. a form of prayer invoking God's presence, especially one said at the beginning of a religious service or public ceremony.

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2. Invoking a JavaScript Function The code inside a function is not executed when the function is defined. The code inside a function is executed when the function is invoked. It is common to use the term " call a function " instead of " invoke a function ".

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3. Invocation definition: An invocation is a request for help or forgiveness made to a god. | Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples.

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4. The nauseating, Finndeath-adjacent riffs are absolutely the star of the show in this swirling maelstrom of filth and decay that you just can't ignore. And this was only the debut - the band has only gotten better on subsequent releases.

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5. Jan 02,  · Question: "What is an invocation prayer?" Answer: An invocation prayer is a request for the spiritual presence and blessing of God in a ceremony or event. To invoke is to call upon earnestly, so an “invocation” in the context of prayer is a serious, intentional calling upon God.

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6. Property: Text: Fusion Summon 1 Fusion Monster from your Extra Deck, using monsters from your hand as Fusion Material. If Summoning an "Invoked" Fusion Monster this way, you can also banish monsters from your field and/or either player's GY as Fusion Material.

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7. Jul 06,  · The Celtic God Lugh is the God of craftsmanship and skill. He is a very skilled god who has many talents. Many Pagans today worship Lugh during the festival Lughnasadh. During Lug.

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8. Invocations and Pledges. Invocations and pledges are popular ways to open club meetings with an inspirational message. They are usually one or two minutes in length, are delivered by a designated club member, and are entirely optional.. If your club chooses to open a meeting with an invocation or pledge, always take care to respect the diversity of club members and visitors.

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