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Definitions from the WebElicit:Part of speech: verb Definition: to evoke or draw out a response, reaction, or information from someone or something Sense 1: to obtain or bring forth a response or reaction Example sentence 1: The magician's tricks never failed to elicit astonishment from the audience. Example sentence 2: The heartfelt speech by the coach elicited cheers and applause from the team. Sense 2: to extract or obtain information or details through careful questioning Example sentence 1: The detective skillfully elicited crucial information from the reluctant witness. Example sentence 2: The journalist's probing interview attempts to elicit honest responses from the politician. Sense 3: to cause a reaction or response from something inanimate Example sentence 1: The beautiful melody played on the piano elicited emotions of nostalgia and longing. Example sentence 2: The smell of freshly baked bread elicits feelings of warmth and hunger. Related products on Amazon: Books about effective communication | ||||
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