adhort
/ədˈhɔːt/ /adˈhɔːt/Now archaic and rare
verb
[with object] To exhort, urge.
Origin
Late 15th century. From classical Latin adhortārī to encourage, urge on from ad- + hortārī to incite. Compare Middle French adhorter.
- fairness doctrine
- fairness opinion
- fair (or square or straight) dinkum
- fair play
- fair play to someone
- fair rent
- fair seeming
- fair's fair
- fair-shaped
- fair share
- fair-size
- fair-sized
- fairskin
- fair-skinned
- fair speaking
- fair-spoken
- fair-tongued
- fair-top boot
- fair trade
- fair-trade agreement
- fair-traded
- fair trade law
- fair trader
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- fair use