Exhorted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EXHORTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• EXHORT, to admonish earnestly
• strongly encourage or urge (someone) to do something
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to advise urgently

Words related to EXHORTED

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How to use EXHORTED in a sentence

• It is true that children are sometimes exhorted to think for themselves.
• But he exhorted her to show more calmness in her sorrow than the other women, told her that he should rise again, and named the very spot where he should appear to her.
• In one he exhorted masters and mistresses of families to encourage and promote the instruction of their Negroes in the Christian faith.
• Following the express commands of Christ, they exhorted to sexual purity and reiterated his injunctions on the matter of divorce.
• He was exhorted to use all his diligence and ability to accomplish the difficult task set him.
• Thus attired, he took leave of his companions, exhorted them to remain loyal to Fridleif, and went on to the palace alone.
• We have, moreover, exhorted them to fix their gaze upon whatsoever hath been revealed in Our Tablets.
• She exhorted him to ascend first, that his courage might not be shaken by witnessing her death.
• During his last hours he fervently exhorted all to persevere in the undertaking that had been begun, promising them a happy result.
• They are exhorted to be converted, to get religion, and to believe, while it is seldom, if ever, made clear what all this means, and how it is brought about.
• Tasso, on the contrary, exhorted him to sacrifice personal interest, honors, and glory, for the duty which he owed his country.
• Then, taking advantage of the few moments remaining, he gave them a pathetic account of the loss of his mother, and exhorted them all to honor and obey their parents.
• He also exhorted that every one should attend well to the salvation of his own soul and to that of his deceased and living friends.
• And when Stotzas came close to the enemy and saw the standard of Germanus, he exhorted his men and began to charge against him.
• We had, on the contrary, most particularly exhorted that nation to preserve peace, because in truth we have a most particular friendship for them.
• He exhorted them to make a stand against the enemy, and, by his magnetic power over them, succeeded in inducing the majority to remain and oppose the British advance.
• Then he exhorted his mother in reasonable manner, and she was thereafter in awe of him.
• To be exhorted and told of his shortcomings, and then furnished with a turkey at Thanksgiving, was a yearly part of his family program.
• He exhorted them to do all the evil they could, and to eat and drink and be merry.
• The devil exhorted his hearers to pursue a course of evil, and assured them that the more mischief they did to mankind, the better he would be pleased with them.
• He dismissed from the council-board the lord Granard, judge Keating, and other protestants, who had exhorted the lord lieutenant to an accommodation with the new government.
• Hume, who, while he exhorted them to be firm and united, advised them to be peaceable, and to disperse immediately, so that no advantage might be given to the enemies of reform.
• They exhorted the people to arm and discipline themselves.
• The violent downfall of a few of these kings and emperors is prophesied, two of them are definitely challenged, most are warned, all are appealed to and exhorted.
• Cut off from communication with France, Champlain exhorted his now isolated band of priests, colonists, and laborers to follow his own example of patience and courage.
• Michael Angelo exhorted Cardiere to inform Piero of the vision and carry out the will of Lorenzo, but he, fearing Piero’s nature, kept all to himself.
• And every element, or representatives of each, exhorted us to give our performance in public, since it was so good that the world in general must know of it.
• Her ways were so graceful and beautiful! all that she said seemed so new and singular! The Doctor, before he went away, had exhorted Mrs.
• By this time a small crowd had gathered, and was being pressed back from the brink and exhorted by a belated policeman.
• The father exhorted her to have confidence in our Lord, and placing the image before her, left her calling loudly to heaven in her anguish.
• All in fact are exhorted and advised as their several circumstances may seem to require.

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