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elicitor

elicitor noun: a person or thing that elicits.

Noun

elicitor (plural elicitors)

  1. A person or thing that elicits

Forms of elicitor

pluralelicitors

Origin of elicitor

From elicit + -or.

Questions about elicitor

What does elicitor mean?
Elicitor means a person or thing that elicits.
What part of speech is elicitor?
Elicitor is a noun.
What is the plural of elicitor?
The plural of elicitor is elicitors.

Words near elicitor in the dictionary

  1. elicitin
  2. eliciting
  3. elicitings
  4. elicitins
  5. elicitive
  6. elicitor
  7. elicitors
  8. elicitory
  9. elicits
  10. Elick
  11. elicoidali

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