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Elicit

Definition

(formal) To draw out or bring forth a reaction, response, or information from someone, often by asking questions or making a provocative statement. Typically used in contexts of psychological manipulation, marketing research, or social interaction.

Example Sentences

1The interviewer's provocative question was designed to elicit a candid response from the politician.
2Market researchers use various techniques to elicit consumer preferences and attitudes towards new products.
3The therapist's empathetic tone helped to elicit a detailed account of the patient's traumatic experience.
4The artist's use of bold imagery was intended to elicit a strong emotional response from the viewer.
5In a classroom setting, open-ended questions can be used to elicit critical thinking and encourage student participation.

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