noun

exhortation

exhortation, urging, entreaty

He delivered a powerful exhortation to the team.

He delivered a powerful exhortation to the team.

Despite his exhortations, the crowd remained calm.

Despite his exhortations, the crowd remained calm.

an exhortation to (sb.) an encouragement to (sb.) It was an exhortation to the nation to unite.

an exhortation to (to-inf) an urging to (do sth.) His speech was an exhortation to work harder.

Synonyms: urging, encouragement, admonition; Antonyms: dissuasion, discouragement

From Latin 'ex-' (thoroughly) + 'hortari' (to encourage, urge).

Imagine a coach 'exhorting' their team to try harder. It's a strong, formal word for encouragement or urging someone to do something.

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