adjure [брит. əˈdʒʊə, əˈdʒɔː, америк. əˈdʒʊr] ГЛ. перех.
adjure person:
- adjure
- adjurer (to do à faire)
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After a life he described as a "magical adventure", he tried to face death with courage, and adjured those he left to recover quickly.
www.smh.com.au These are laws that safeguard the rights of human beings and adjure individuals to respect one another and refrain infringing on each other's rights or acting deceptively, as in adultery.
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