exhortation 的定义
- the act or process of exhorting.
- an utterance, discourse, or address conveying urgent advice or recommendations.
exhortation 近义词
warning, urging
更多exhortation例句
- Equal measure historical exploration, methodological experimentation and moral exhortation, Miles calls her work a “meditation” rather than a monograph.
- Creighton Coach Greg McDermott’s “I need everyone to stay on the plantation” exhortation to his players has cost the school one of its top recruits.
- All that would be tragic enough, but the tragedy is compounded by Bolsonaro’s consistent minimizing of Covid-19 and past exhortations that the Brazilian people “stop whining.”
- The worker, who audits machinery at the warehouse to make sure it functions properly, says Amazon sends her multiple text messages a day, with exhortations to work with management.
- When he posted a one-word message, “Inside,” he received exhortations and directions describing tunnels, doors and hallways, the FBI said.
- If he thinks that he can get a deal he likes, I'd expect to see a c'mon-guys-we-can-do-this conciliatory exhortation.
- One of the harmful clichés of modern life is the exhortation to be nonjudgmental.
- You would never imagine for a moment you were listening to a fire- and-brimstone orthodox Muslim exhortation.
- Let me also say this: The promotion of human rights cannot be about exhortation alone.
- The only forces appealed to were the fear of punishment and a modicum of religious exhortation.
- In the mean time, his companions at the stake urged every promise and exhortation to support him.
- His exhortation had a powerful effect, for priests refused to confess men who joined the rebels.
- That a special exhortation should be given to those of tenderer years had been deliberately resolved upon.
- After that what was called spiritual teaching was adopted, but that soon degenerated into mere exhortation.