Definition of adjure - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
formal requestDated urge or request someone solemnly or earnestly to do somethingDated
- I adjure you to tell the truth in this matter..
2.
authorityDated issue a formal command or orderDated
- The judge adjured the witness to speak the truth.
Origin of adjure
Latin, ad (to) + jurare (swear)
Examples of adjure in a sentence
He adjured his followers to remain peaceful. The leader adjured the assembly to consider the proposal carefully.
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- French:adjurer, enjoindre, ...
- German:beschwören, auffordern, ...
- Italian:implorare, ingiungere, ...
- Spanish:implorar, ordenar, ...
- Portuguese:exortar, ordenar, ...
- Chinese:恳求, 命令, ...
- Japanese:懇願する, 命じる, ...
- Arabic:اِسْتَحْلَفَ, أمَرَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַפְצִיר, לְהוֹרוֹת, ...
- Russian:заклинать, приказать, ...
- Ukrainian:заклинати, наказувати, ...
- Hindi:विनती करना, आदेश देना, ...
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