No. 5,063 in Spanish
exhortó
"Exhortó" means "urged" or "encouraged."
In a sentence
El profesor exhortó a los estudiantes a estudiar más para el examen.
The teacher urged the students to study more for the exam.
In this sentence, 'exhortó' is used as a past tense verb meaning 'urged' or 'encouraged strongly', showcasing its usage in formal or instructional communication.
La autoridad exhortó a la comunidad a mantener la calma durante la crisis.
The authority urged the community to remain calm during the crisis.
Here, 'exhortó' emphasizes the sense of making a formal plea or request, often attributed to figures of authority.
Él exhortó a sus compañeros a participar activamente en el proyecto.
He urged his peers to actively participate in the project.
This usage of 'exhortó' illustrates interpersonal encouragement to engage in collective efforts, highlighting the interaction among equals.
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