Elicit
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British pronunciation/ɪlˈɪsɪt/
American pronunciation/ɪˈɫɪsɪt/

Ορισμός και Σημασία του "elicit"

to elicit
01

to make someone react in a certain way or reveal information

Transitive: to elicit a reaction or response
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The detective skillfully posed questions to elicit a confession from the suspect.
Her heartfelt story was intended to elicit sympathy and understanding from the audience.
The teacher used thought-provoking prompts to elicit insightful responses from the students.
02

to help a student come to a conclusion themselves instead of providing them with an answer directly

Transitive: to elicit a response or conclusion
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During the science experiment, the instructor deliberately posed questions to elicit hypotheses and conclusions from the students.
In the philosophy class, the professor's role was to elicit philosophical reasoning and guide students in constructing their own arguments.
During the language lesson, the instructor employed clues to elicit vocabulary words from the students.
03

to employ logical reasoning or careful deduction to arrive at truth or information

Transitive: to elicit a solution or information
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The detective meticulously analyzed the evidence to elicit the sequence of events leading to the crime.
By examining the patterns in the data, the scientist was able to elicit a groundbreaking theory.
The historian used archival research to elicit a comprehensive understanding of the historical events.
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