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Gene93 Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
to elicit something
Hello,
I thought "elicit" was used in collocation with "emotions, responses, mental images," but I saw it used in collocation with "celebration/support". Most dictionary don't say it could be used in collocation with events like celebrations,etc. "That mark, according to both player and coach, might elicit a bigger celebration." How do you normally use it?
I thought "elicit" was used in collocation with "emotions, responses, mental images," but I saw it used in collocation with "celebration/support". Most dictionary don't say it could be used in collocation with events like celebrations,etc. "That mark, according to both player and coach, might elicit a bigger celebration." How do you normally use it?
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A celebration can be considered a response.
- A celebration can be considered a response.
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Rather, it is meant to elicit symptoms that may indicate a psychiatric illness. How about this one? What are the symptoms considered?
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Gene93Rather, it is meant to elicit symptoms that may indicate a psychiatric illness. How about this one? What are the symptoms considered?For your purposes here, the symptoms can also be considered a response.
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