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Elicit is a verb meaning to draw out a response, while illicit is an adjective meaning illegal or forbidden. A quick tip: you elicit an answer; illicit means illegal.
What's the difference between elicit and illicit?
Elicit is a verb meaning to draw out a response.
Illicit is an adjective meaning illegal or forbidden.
A quick tip: you elicit an answer; illicit means illegal.
Synonyms: browse synonyms for elicit and synonyms for illicit.
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What is the difference between elicit and illicit?
Elicit is a verb meaning to draw out a response, while illicit is an adjective meaning illegal or forbidden. A quick tip: you elicit an answer; illicit means illegal.
When do you use elicit?
Elicit is a verb meaning to draw out a response.
When do you use illicit?
Illicit is an adjective meaning illegal or forbidden.
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