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adjure verb administer an oath, affirm, appeal to, ask, attest, beseech, bid, bind, call, charge, command, declare, enjoin, entreat, enunciate, exhort, express, formulate, implore, imprecate, petition, plead, pray, press, pressure, promise, pronounce, request, set down, solicit, state, swear, swear by, swear in, take a pledge, take oath on, urge, witness to See also: adduce, attest, bear, call, command, direct, exhort, importune, motivate, order, petition, pray, press, pressure, promise, request, swear, urge, vow How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| The second of their four professed
principles implies an equilibrium between Palestinian and Israeli,
occupied and occupier, which contradicts Penn's adjurations, and is
emblematic of a basic flaw in this book. |
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