Asked by chris
what is the verb form of solicitude and elusive.
I searched every dictionary i could find and i found nothing.
I searched every dictionary i could find and i found nothing.
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Answered by
Ms. Sue
There is no verb form of solicitude. A close synomym is "concern" which can be a verb. The verb, <i>solicit</i> has the same origin as solicitude.
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/solicitude
The verb <i>elude</i> comes from the same origin as "elusive."
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/solicitude
The verb <i>elude</i> comes from the same origin as "elusive."
Answered by
GuruBlue
really isn't a verb form.
The verb "solicit" does not have the same meaning as solicitude.
And "elude" and elusive are not exactly the same in meaning either.
Check your dictionary for the meanings of those verbs
The verb "solicit" does not have the same meaning as solicitude.
And "elude" and elusive are not exactly the same in meaning either.
Check your dictionary for the meanings of those verbs
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