solicit|solicited|soliciting|solicits in English

verb

[so·lic·it || sə'lɪsɪt]

try and obtain something through persuasion or earnest requests; attempt to convince someone to give or do something; try to influence another to commit an illegal act; offer sex in exchange for money

Use "solicit|solicited|soliciting|solicits" in a sentence

1. Beseech To beg eagerly for; solicit: followed by the thing solicited

2. He solicited aid from the minister.

3. A Bawd solicits customers for a prostitute

4. The prostitutes solicit openly here.

5. Soliciting Local Guides is strictly prohibited.

6. 18 Your advice is hereby earnestly solicited.

7. Your advice is hereby earnestly solicited.

8. Aphoria itself is a word that solicits and disables its understanding

9. We solicit you for your favours.

10. A prostitute was soliciting on the street.

11. Examples: Extortion; blackmail; soliciting or promoting dowries

12. This orphanage solicits its benevolence of the wealthy people.

13. The government has ostentatiously solicited public opinion about the change.

14. We solicit a continuance of your orders.

15. No soliciting on company premises is allowed.

16. He's already solicited their support on health care reform.

17. Hearings are planned to solicit public comment.

18. We solicit a continuance of your patronage.

19. We need to solicit 50 staff and workers.

20. He created an environment of open debate and solicited suggestions.

21. Adman definition is - a person who writes, solicits, or places advertisements.

22. Solicit a continuance of customer's patronage.

23. We respectfully solicit your continuous patronage.

24. 9 Morgan is accused of illegally soliciting campaign contributions.

25. They send representatives abroad to solicit business.