Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- That may be invoked or called on supplicatingly.
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- adjective Alternative spelling of
invokable .
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Examples
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The courts should recognize a limited "watchdog privilege," invocable by anyone who collects information about matters of public concern for dissemination to the public.
Wired Top Stories Jonathan W. Peters 2011
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Specifically, the courts should recognize a limited "watchdog privilege," invocable by anyone who collects information about matters of public concern for dissemination to the public.
Wired Top Stories Jonathan W. Peters 2011
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The motivation behind Actions stems from wanting to advertise in an OData entry an invocable 'Action' that has a side-effect on the OData service.
Site Home dpblogs 2011
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An ideal RIA must follow the principles of SOA (Service Oriented Architecture) which advocates invocable services and assembly of such services forming an application.
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All executables I have downloaded since 3. 0.x is installed are not invocable using my current internet security zone settings.
unknown title 2009
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xenical invocable grizzly probably occasion bombings
The Volokh Conspiracy » A note about the Air America debate: 2004
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QueryString ( "title") it underlines queryString in my code red saying "non-invocable member
ASP.NET Forums 2009
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