Legal Definitions - adjure

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Definition of adjure

Definition: To charge or entreat solemnly.

Example: The judge adjured the witness to tell the truth.

Explanation: In this example, the judge is solemnly charging the witness to tell the truth. The word "adjure" is often used in legal or formal settings to emphasize the seriousness of a request or demand.

Related Words:

adjuration: a solemn request or demand
adjuratory: relating to or characterized by adjuration
adjurer/adjuror: a person who adjures or makes a solemn request or demand

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Simple Definition

Term: ADJURE

Definition: To seriously ask or beg someone to do something. For example, the President might adjure a foreign government to join an alliance. Another word for adjure is "entreat".

Related words: Adjuration (a serious request), adjuratory (related to adjuring), adjurer or adjuror (someone who adjures).

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