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† aˈvoke, v. Obs.
[In sense 1, ad. L. āvocāre, after revoke, etc. In sense 2, a. MF. avoquer = advoquer, ad. L. advocāre: see advoke.]
1. To call away. rare.
1623Cockeram, Auoke, to call [printed fall] from, or backe againe. 1639R. Baillie Lett. (1775) I. 183 Absence..not much remarked..if their negligence or ado's or misconduct did avoke them.
2. = advoke, advocate v.1 2.
1529Dr. Bennet To Wolsey in Burnet Hist. Ref. (1679) I. Rec. 80 Dangers to follow, both to himself and to the See Apostolick, if his Holiness..should avoke the cause. |