No. 11,452 in Spanish

exhorta

"Exhorta" means "urges" or "encourages."

In a sentence

El maestro exhorta a sus estudiantes a estudiar para el examen.
The teacher urges his students to study for the exam.
The word "exhorta" is used here as a verb meaning "urges," indicating advice or encouragement.
El presidente exhorta al pueblo a mantener la calma.
The president urges the people to remain calm.
In this sentence, "exhorta" conveys a formal and authoritative plea for action or behavior.
El libro exhorta al lector a reflexionar sobre la vida.
The book urges the reader to reflect on life.
Here, "exhorta" is used metaphorically to describe how the book conveys a significant call to thought.

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