exhortation in Greek
exhortation in Greek is παραίνεση — exhortation means a strong, urgent piece of encouragement or advice, especially one meant to spur someone into action.
exhortation in Greek
παραίνεση
Pronounced: parainesi
The act or practice of exhorting.
What does "exhortation" mean?
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noun A strong, urgent piece of encouragement or advice, especially one meant to spur someone into action.
"The captain's exhortation lifted the team at half-time."
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noun The act of urging or encouraging people strongly.
"He relied on exhortation rather than penalties."
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exhortation in a sentence
- The captain's exhortation lifted the team at half-time.
- Repeated exhortations to save water had little effect.
- He relied on exhortation rather than penalties.
- Change will need more than exhortation.
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What is "exhortation" in Greek?
"exhortation" in Greek is παραίνεση. exhortation means: A strong, urgent piece of encouragement or advice, especially one meant to spur someone into action.
How do you pronounce παραίνεση?
"exhortation" in Greek is παραίνεση, pronounced "parainesi".
How do you use "exhortation" in a sentence?
Example: "The captain's exhortation lifted the team at half-time." In Greek, "exhortation" is παραίνεση.
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