Think of 'adjure' as a polite yet firm way to ask someone to do something.

Gentle Command

'Adjure' conveys a sense of urgency mixed with an emotional plea.

Emotional Urgency

'Adjure' is not frequently used in everyday conversation; it's more formal.

Not Commonly Used

In legal contexts, 'adjure' involves authority and can be a formal demand.

Legal Authority

Know that 'adjure' is mostly used in serious, formal, or legal situations.

Specific Context

'Adjure' can express a strong and serious appeal for action or consideration.

Strong Appeal

'Adjure' is less common and more emphatic than simply asking or requesting.

Seldom Chosen Word

Using 'adjure' can convey the speaker's sincerity and earnestness.

Reflects Sincerity

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Adjure

To strongly advise or urge someone to do something.