Definition of adhortation in English:

adhortation

noun ˌadhɔːˈteɪʃnˌədhɔːˈteɪʃn

rare

An address or communication that urges or strongly encourages a person to do something; an exhortation.

Origin

Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Richard Morison (c1510–1556), humanist and diplomat. From classical Latin adhortātiōn-, adhortātiō persuasive speech or discourse, appeal, (in military context) speech or words of encouragement, exhortation from adhortāt-, past participial stem of adhortārī + -iō. Compare French adhortacion exhortation (mid 14th cent in an apparently isolated attestation).

Definition of adhortation in US English:

adhortation

noun

rare

An address or communication that urges or strongly encourages a person to do something; an exhortation.

Origin

Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Richard Morison (c1510–1556), humanist and diplomat. From classical Latin adhortātiōn-, adhortātiō persuasive speech or discourse, appeal, (in military context) speech or words of encouragement, exhortation from adhortāt-, past participial stem of adhortārī + -iō. Compare French adhortacion exhortation (mid 14th cent in an apparently isolated attestation).

词汇	adhortation
释义	Definition of adhortation in English: adhortation noun ˌadhɔːˈteɪʃnˌədhɔːˈteɪʃn rare An address or communication that urges or strongly encourages a person to do something; an exhortation. Origin Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Richard Morison (c1510–1556), humanist and diplomat. From classical Latin adhortātiōn-, adhortātiō persuasive speech or discourse, appeal, (in military context) speech or words of encouragement, exhortation from adhortāt-, past participial stem of adhortārī + -iō. Compare French adhortacion exhortation (mid 14th cent in an apparently isolated attestation). Definition of adhortation in US English: adhortation noun rare An address or communication that urges or strongly encourages a person to do something; an exhortation. Origin Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Richard Morison (c1510–1556), humanist and diplomat. From classical Latin adhortātiōn-, adhortātiō persuasive speech or discourse, appeal, (in military context) speech or words of encouragement, exhortation from adhortāt-, past participial stem of adhortārī + -iō. Compare French adhortacion exhortation (mid 14th cent in an apparently isolated attestation).
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