"Solicity" example sentences

so·lic·it

verb

solicit (verb) · solicits (third person present) · solicited (past tense) · solicited (past participle) · soliciting (present participle)

- ask for or try to obtain (something) from someone:

- ask (someone) for something:

- accost someone and offer one's or someone else's services as a prostitute:

Synonyms

request, seek, beg, crave, canvass, impetrate, ask, beseech, implore, entreat, lobby, petition, importune, supplicate, press, pressure, hustle

"Solicity" Example Sentences

1. The solicity of the situation was palpable.
2. He was surprised by the solicity of her response.
3. Her solicity was a sign of her commitment.
4. The solicity of the moment was unforgettable.
5. His solicity was a comfort to her.
6. He was overwhelmed by the solicity of her love.
7. The solicity of her touch was electrifying.
8. The solicity of the bond between them was undeniable.
9. The solicity of her embrace filled him with joy.
10. The solicity of his presence was comforting.
11. Her solicity was a source of strength for him.
12. He was moved by the solicity of her words.
13. The solicity of their friendship was unbreakable.
14. The solicity of her gaze was captivating.
15. He was amazed by the solicity of her commitment.
16. The solicity of their love was inspiring.
17. The solicity of her faith was inspiring.
18. The solicity of their connection was undeniable.
19. He was touched by the solicity of her care.
20. The solicity of her devotion was admirable.

Common Phases

Solicit feedback; Solicit donations; Solicit volunteers; Solicit support; Solicit ideas; Solicit contributions; Solicit participation; Solicit sponsors; Solicit advice; Solicit information; Solicit involvement.

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