adjurer in a sentence

Definition

ADJURER (noun): One who urges or entreats someone to do something, especially with a solemn or earnest appeal.

The lawyer had to adjurer the witness to tell the truth.
In his final plea, he adjurered the jury to consider the evidence carefully.
She felt compelled to adjurer her friend to reconsider his reckless choices.
During the trial, the prosecutor had to adjurer the defendant repeatedly.
He stood before the crowd, adjurer-ing them to join the movement for change.
The teacher adjurered her students to focus on their studies and future goals.
As the storm approached, she adjurered her family to seek shelter immediately.
In a moment of desperation, he adjurered his boss for a second chance.
The activist adjurered the audience to take action against climate change.
With great urgency, the doctor adjurered the patient to follow his treatment plan.