transitive. To stimulate or affect (a sense or faculty); to excite or evoke (a state, activity, etc., in a person). Obsolete.
| 单词 | θ84526 |
| 释义 | the world > existence and causation > causation > [verb (transitive)] > elicit or call forth (23) movea1398 transitive. To stimulate or affect (a sense or faculty); to excite or evoke (a state, activity, etc., in a person). Obsolete. drawa1400 transitive. With from, out of. To call (something) forth; to elicit; esp. to make a person divulge (something). provoke?a1425 transitive. To stimulate or induce (a physical action, reaction, condition, etc.); to give rise to, bring about. askc1450 transitive. With simple object or infinitive, or object and infinitive. spec. To invite, provoke; to deserve in return. Chiefly in proverb one good tu… to draw out1525 transitive. To call (something) forth; to elicit; to make a person divulge (something). Frequently with from, out of. Cf. sense 79a. to stir up1526 To ‘raise up’, call into being. Obsolete. allure?1532 transitive. To draw or tempt to or towards oneself or itself; to draw forth, elicit (a thing, person, quality, etc.). Also (occasionally) intransitive… suscitate1532 To call into being or activity, ‘raise up’. to call out1539 transitive. To cause to appear or occur; to bring forth or out. to draw fortha1569 transitive. To attract (a particular reaction or response) from a person or group; = sense 37. draw1581 transitive. To attract (a particular reaction or response) from a person or group. attract1593 transitive. To elicit (an action) as a response; to evoke (a reaction). raise1598 transitive. To provoke, give rise to (the expression of a feeling or a sentiment). Frequently in to raise a laugh (also laughter): to provoke or… force1602 To obtain or take by force; to win by violence; to draw forth (literal and figurative) as a necessary consequence; to extort, elicit. Also, to force… fetch1622 To cause to come, as by a summons or constraining force; to succeed in bringing; to draw forth, elicit (e.g. blood, tears, etc.). Now rare. milka1628 transitive. To elicit (something), to draw out; to extract or extort (money, advantage, information, etc.) from a person, business, situation, etc… invite1650 transitive. Of a person: To ask (a person) graciously, kindly, or courteously. figurative. Unintentionally to bring on (something) or encourage… summon1679 transitive. To call into existence; to cause (something) to occur or manifest. Sometimes with up. Also in figurative contexts. elicit1822 To draw forth, evoke (a response, manifestation, etc.) from a person. to work up?1833 transitive. To arouse or build up (a quality, emotion, etc.) in oneself. Frequently with infinitive as complement. educe1840 transitive. To bring about, occasion, give rise to (an act, event, emotion, etc.). Subcategories:— forcefully (2) |
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