Evocative (adj)
e-vok-a-tiv
Bringing strong images, memories, or feelings to mind.
Mid 17th century from Latin evocativus, from evocat- ‘called forth’, from the verb evocare
Example sentences
“Evocative music filled the stadium.”
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