Definitionadj. called forth from a latent or potential state by stimulation
Last update: October 29, 2015
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It is with the Symbolik that his name is chiefly associated; the interest excited by it in Protestant circles is shown by the fact that within two years of its appearance it had elicited three replies of considerable importance, those namely of F. [Please select]
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This variation to Solomon's exclamation elicited a sigh from the woman. [Please select]
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This elicited an exclamation from the workers. [Please select]
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The sound which elicited this exclamation was a loud "Hollo." [Please select]
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He elicited from her that nectarines and grapes were her favourite fruits. [Please select]
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A few hurried questions by the mate elicited all that it was needful to know. [Please select]
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Even the Russian elicited only casual interest when he brought him food. [Please select]
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