exoration (Meaning)
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exoration (n.)
Entreaty.
Synonyms & Antonyms of exoration
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
exoration Sentence Examples
- The politician concluded his speech with an exoration that stirred the emotions of the audience.
- The preacher's exoration was so powerful that it moved the entire congregation to tears.
- The exoration of the student body representative at the commencement ceremony was both inspiring and thought-provoking.
- The lawyer's exoration of the jury was so compelling that they rendered a verdict in favor of his client.
- The team captain's exoration to his players before the big game filled them with confidence and determination.
- The coach's exoration to his team at halftime helped them overcome a deficit and win the game.
- The motivational speaker's exoration left the audience feeling energized and ready to take on any challenge.
- The leader's exoration to his followers inspired them to make great sacrifices for the cause.
- The artist's exoration of the beauty of nature in her paintings moved many people to appreciate its splendor.
- The teacher's exoration of the importance of education to her students opened their minds and changed their lives.
FAQs About the word exoration
Entreaty.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The politician concluded his speech with an exoration that stirred the emotions of the audience.
The preacher's exoration was so powerful that it moved the entire congregation to tears.
The exoration of the student body representative at the commencement ceremony was both inspiring and thought-provoking.
The lawyer's exoration of the jury was so compelling that they rendered a verdict in favor of his client.
