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Abjure = renounce, reject: Jo won’t abjure* her beliefs. Adjure = beg, urge: I *adjure* you—take me to a doctor! 🙏 pic.twitter.com/lwEJrQgVPu
— The YUNiversity (@The_YUNiversity) November 8, 2016
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Abjure = renounce, reject: Jo won’t abjure* her beliefs. Adjure = beg, urge: I *adjure* you—take me to a doctor! 🙏 pic.twitter.com/lwEJrQgVPu
— The YUNiversity (@The_YUNiversity) November 8, 2016
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• abjure
• adjure
(abjure/adjure) you to tell the truth
Adjure is correct because it is a verb means to request earnestly. Abjure is a verb that means to disown.
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adjure
verb
formal
urge or request (someone) solemnly or earnestly to do something. "I adjure you to tell me the truth"
Word of the Day
adjure (verb) uh-JOOR 1 : to command solemnly under or as if under oath or penalty of a curse 2 : to urge or advise earnestly
Adjure and its synonyms entreat, importune, and implore all mean “to ask earnestly.” Adjure implies advising as well as pleading, and is often accompanied by the invocation of something sacred (“in God’s name, I adjure you to cease”). Entreat implies an effort to persuade or overcome resistance (“he gently entreated her to stay”). Importune goes further, adding a sense of annoying persistence in trying to break down resistance to a request (“importuning viewers for contributions”). Implore, on the other hand, suggests a great urgency or anguished appeal on the part of the speaker (“she implored the king to have mercy”).
Example: The church has strong ties to the community and has long adjured its congregants to devote time to the aid of those less fortunate than themselves.
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