Elicit (to ) conjugation

English
40 examples
This verb can also mean the following: bring out, bring forth, deduce, draw, use logic to arrive at truth, evoke, construe, draw out, educe, use, derive by reason

Conjugation of elicit

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Present Simple
elicit
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elicits
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Future Simple
will elicit
will elicit
will elicit
will elicit
will elicit
will elicit
Past Simple
elicited
elicited
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Conditional Simple
would elicit
would elicit
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Present Progressive
am eliciting
are eliciting
is eliciting
are eliciting
are eliciting
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Future Progressive
will be eliciting
will be eliciting
will be eliciting
will be eliciting
will be eliciting
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Past Progressive
was eliciting
were eliciting
was eliciting
were eliciting
were eliciting
were eliciting
Conditional Progressive
would be eliciting
would be eliciting
would be eliciting
would be eliciting
would be eliciting
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you all
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Present Perfect
have elicited
have elicited
has elicited
have elicited
have elicited
have elicited
Future Perfect
will have elicited
will have elicited
will have elicited
will have elicited
will have elicited
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Past Perfect
had elicited
had elicited
had elicited
had elicited
had elicited
had elicited
Conditional Perfect
would have elicited
would have elicited
would have elicited
would have elicited
would have elicited
would have elicited
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Present Perfect Progressive
have been eliciting
have been eliciting
has been eliciting
have been eliciting
have been eliciting
have been eliciting
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been eliciting
will have been eliciting
will have been eliciting
will have been eliciting
will have been eliciting
will have been eliciting
Past Perfect Progressive
had been eliciting
had been eliciting
had been eliciting
had been eliciting
had been eliciting
had been eliciting
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been eliciting
would have been eliciting
would have been eliciting
would have been eliciting
would have been eliciting
would have been eliciting

Examples of elicit

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
"Attempt to agitate the suspect, elicit an emotional reaction.
"Tesla", and why would his notebooks elicit so much interest from the United States government?
"your honor, detective stabler sexually aroused my client "to elicit a confession.
'Cause running away can elicit a charge and it could be exactly the wrong thing to do.
's trying to elicit testimony from mrs. Turk that the defendant threatened the victim's life.
"Attempt to agitate the suspect, elicit an emotional reaction.
"Tesla", and why would his notebooks elicit so much interest from the United States government?
"your honor, detective stabler sexually aroused my client "to elicit a confession.
'Cause running away can elicit a charge and it could be exactly the wrong thing to do.
's trying to elicit testimony from mrs. Turk that the defendant threatened the victim's life.
But that's just the image that I present to the world because it elicits fear and respect.
He elicits support from the duke of Rimini, and so I must first force Pandolfo Malatesta into inaction.
I want you to just react to whatever this note elicits.
It elicits our exploration. It is trees, and oxygen, adventure, and enigma.
It's already well documented that music elicits measurable responses in the brain's activities, so the Marseillaise may well have had some effect on your son, and if that's so, we may be able to use music as a tool to-- to help him function better, to reawaken parts of his memory that may have been damaged.
But that's just the image that I present to the world because it elicits fear and respect.
He elicits support from the duke of Rimini, and so I must first force Pandolfo Malatesta into inaction.
I want you to just react to whatever this note elicits.
It elicits our exploration. It is trees, and oxygen, adventure, and enigma.
It's already well documented that music elicits measurable responses in the brain's activities, so the Marseillaise may well have had some effect on your son, and if that's so, we may be able to use music as a tool to-- to help him function better, to reawaken parts of his memory that may have been damaged.
- He elicited a night's lodging and a litre of kummel, added the hotel porter.
- It was his question that elicited the reference to the confession.
- No, your jury was sequestered because Ms. Riggs counsel elicited the testimony.
Are you gonna persist in giving the answers elicited from you this morning?
As I have maintained for eight years, that confession was elicited under extreme duress.
"eliciting Tommy's notorious smile.
- Right? By eliciting testimony that my client alone met with a convicted drug dealer, Mr. Agos is implying that Ms. Riggs was solely responsible.
Alternative approaches to eliciting information.
Brenda, eliciting confessions is one thing.
He's not eliciting anything.
- He elicited a night's lodging and a litre of kummel, added the hotel porter.
- It was his question that elicited the reference to the confession.
- No, your jury was sequestered because Ms. Riggs counsel elicited the testimony.
Are you gonna persist in giving the answers elicited from you this morning?
As I have maintained for eight years, that confession was elicited under extreme duress.
"eliciting Tommy's notorious smile.
- Right? By eliciting testimony that my client alone met with a convicted drug dealer, Mr. Agos is implying that Ms. Riggs was solely responsible.
Alternative approaches to eliciting information.
Brenda, eliciting confessions is one thing.
He's not eliciting anything.

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