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Elicit

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Associate

'Elicit' means to bring out, or draw out, something that isn't immediately . Usually, it’s about fetching a reaction, emotion, or information from someone by asking questions or doing something that it.

Context

Business

In marketing and advertising, to 'elicit' means to a desired response from consumers. For example, a marketing professional might say, 'The campaign's purpose is to elicit a strong emotional connection with our brand.'

Practice Professional Conversation

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