Exhort is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EXHORT in dictionary:

VERB:
• to admonish earnestly
• strongly encourage or urge (someone) to do something
• urge earnestly
• To incite by words or advice; to animate or urge by arguments, as to a good deed or laudable conduct; to address exhortation to; to urge strongly; hence, to advise, warn, or caution.
• To deliver exhortation; to use words or arguments to incite to good deeds.
• spur on or encourage especially by cheers and shouts
• force or impel in an indicated direction
NOUN:
• Exhortation.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to advise urgently

Words related to EXHORT

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Words that contain EXHORT

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How to use EXHORT in a sentence

• Wherefore I exhort you, that love may have strength over him.
• Furthermore we beseech you brethren, and exhort you in the lord Iesus, that ye increase more and more, even as ye have received of us, how ye ought to walk and to please God.
• Them that are such, we command and exhort in the name of our lord Iesu Christ, that they work with quietness, and eat their bread.
• These things speak, and exhort, and rebuke, with all commanding.
• I have told you these anecdotes to prove to you what eager impulses our little scholars would have to all that is good, if any one were to exhort them and urge them on.
• Here I pause for one moment, to exhort the reader never to pay any attention to his understanding when it stands in opposition to any other faculty of his mind.
• Let me exhort you with earnestness to give your most sincere attention to this matter.
• Yet the doctor would frequently exhort me to play the gentleman.
• The farmer, the shoemaker, the physician, or the merchant, followed his vocation diligently, and whenever the Spirit moved him to exhort his brethren, he did so.
• I not only permit, but exhort you to speak the truth.
• In vain did men like Carl Schurz exhort their colleagues to crown their victory in battle with a noble act of universal pardon and oblivion.
• Its purpose was to exhort them to Christian growth and to warn them against false teachers.
• These men were also very immoral in conduct and the epistle is written to expose their errors and to exhort his readers to contend for the true faith and to live worthy lives.
• I have seen many exhort their children and relatives, and speak of their departure for another world with an eloquence seldom heard on other occasions.
• I exhort all persons to assist in the observance of this request.
• Brethren and sisters, I must exhort you to remember the text.
• Let me exhort all of you, old and young, to read and search for its hidden treasures, for therein are contained the words of eternal life.
• Achilles dispatches Patroclus to the tent of Nestor, and Nestor takes that occasion to exhort Patroclus to engage in battle, clothed in the armor of Achilles.
• Whymper came out into the field to exhort and advise.
• Your distress has left the Repeal Association without funds to aid your contest, and we can do no more than to exhort and to advise.
• Therefore, I exhort you to be devoted to your spiritual development.
• We do not need any more to exhort men to become scholars.
• It will be in vain to exhort him to unite the ancient piety to the modern knowledge.
• Robert Davis soon afterward felt the inspiration to teach and exhort and he was much used in this way.
• She did not even exhort Aunt Jane, but left it to me to sustain my drooping aunt as best I could.
• He was compelled to read these commands or injunctions at stated times and exhort his hearers to obey them.
• Knowles, who was then dying, but who, having heard of our meeting, sent a message to us, to exhort us to proceed.
• But do thou then exhort thy bride to ask her father, that my children may not leave this country.
• Like his father and mother he was very religious, and I had often been to his prayer meetings, where poor Reuben would exhort and preach.
• To each of these three was assigned, in addition to the Familiar, a couple of Jesuit priests, to walk beside him and exhort him.
• I would exhort all women to be discontented with their present condition and to assert their individuality of thought, word and action by the energetic doing of noble deeds.
• In the midst of all this the Queen appeared, and ordered the officials to return to their posts, that she might once more exhort her daughter to repent.
• These things speak and exhort and rebuke with all authority.

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