Definition of: elicit

(i·lis′it) v.t.
To draw out or forth, as by some attraction or inducement; bring to light: to elicit truth. [<L elicitus, pp. of elicere <ex- out + lacere entice]
—e·lic′i·ta′tion noun
—e·lic′i·tor noun

Most often used phrases:

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elicit sympathy
elicit strong
also elicit
elicit support
elicit responses
elicit negative
elicit specific
elicit emotional
elicit feedback
elicit comments
elicit a la
elicit greater
elicit positive
elicit immune

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"elicit" has the frequency of use of 0.0001% on en.wikipedia.org.

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