appeal, bring out, call up, convoke, draw up, get from, invite, muster up, recall, sit, tickle
Definitionv. call in an official matter
Last update: October 17, 2015
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Mirabai was summoned to apper before Rana. [verb]
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The court summoned the culprit to confess. [verb]
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Many people feel that they cannot summon up the courage to talk to someone about debt or money issues. [verb]
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A wooden clapper that was sounded by the prior to summon the monks to eat, wash or attend a meeting. [verb]
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Placing himself at an angle of the works, where he might be a spectator of the scene without, he awaited the result with as much patience as he could summon. [verb]
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Ochiltree's soliloquy was disturbed by a peace-officer, who came to summon him to attend the magistrate. [verb]
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His apprehensions were, however, greatly relieved, when he saw that the leader had summoned his warriors to himself in counsel. [verb]
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But when summoned to the presence of Sir Arthur and Mr. [verb]
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In the morning of the following day, the Antiquary, who was something of a sluggard, was summoned from his bed a full hour earlier than his custom by Caxon. [verb]
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I summon thee, John Grahame, to appear before the tribunal of God, to answer for this innocent blood, and the seas besides which thou hast shed. [verb]
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