elicitate (Meaning)
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elicitate (v. t.)
To elicit.
Synonyms & Antonyms of elicitate
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
elicitate Sentence Examples
- The researcher's carefully crafted questions aimed to elicitate candid responses from the participants.
- The therapist's skillful use of open-ended prompts helped to elicitate the client's underlying emotions.
- The teacher's interactive teaching method elicited enthusiastic participation from the students.
- The journalist's probing questions succeeded in eliciting revealing information from the interviewee.
- The job interview was designed to elicitate the candidate's skills, experiences, and qualifications.
- The focus group discussion was aimed at eliciting insights and feedback from consumers regarding a new product.
- The public opinion poll sought to elicit the views and preferences of citizens on certain political issues.
- The scientific experiment was conducted to elicit data that would help researchers understand the phenomenon in question.
- The artist's evocative painting elicited strong emotional responses from viewers.
- The child's innocent questions elicited a thoughtful response from the wise old man.
FAQs About the word elicitate
To elicit.
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No antonyms found.
The researcher's carefully crafted questions aimed to elicitate candid responses from the participants.
The therapist's skillful use of open-ended prompts helped to elicitate the client's underlying emotions.
The teacher's interactive teaching method elicited enthusiastic participation from the students.
The journalist's probing questions succeeded in eliciting revealing information from the interviewee.
