summon up's Usage Examples:

saving the world by defeating the Warlock Lord, who is attempting to summon up the demon Behemoth out of Hell.

These songs take me back to that feeling of freedom in those days and summon up the feeling of first hearing those powerful waves of music coming in on.

The Latin numbers in the sentence - an encrypted message - summon up to the year 1670.

are long established and may have been formerly coaching inns, or to summon up a particular kind of image.

His images were described as being able to "summon up revulsion over present violent conflicts in the world without direct topical.

producer David Foster about her single "Today Is Your Day", and must summon up the courage to sing for him; and relaxes with friends Bo Derek and John.

used after virtually any remark, however innocent, and the speaker can summon up some hint of double-entendre.

the skies in storm clouds; they would then pay Frankish tempestarii to summon up storms over farmlands, during which the Magonians could swoop down and.

Roger Ebert stated that "to summon up his most iconic role must represent De Niro's faith in this film".

the call, and everyone responds with all the theatrical craft he can summon up.

In prison, Medea uses her magic powers to summon up demons from the underworld.

in 1970 were not successful, although apparently he could occasionally summon up some of his past abilities.

former comrades, lack any sympathy for the fact that Herr Remer fails to summon up this attitude of self-effacement".

Meanwhile, other angels sound the trumpet to summon up the dead.

Synonyms:

pumped; tense; wired; pumped up;

Antonyms:

relaxed; unagitated; easy; unstrain; relax;