- In linguistics,
hortative modalities (/ˈhɔːrtətɪv/ ;
abbreviated HORT) are
verbal expressions used by the
speaker to
encourage or
discourage an action...
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determination or
presidential finding,
memorandum of disapproval, and
hortatory memorandum.
Sometimes used interchangeably, an
executive order is a more...
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policy instruments: regulation,
economic instruments, and
normative or "
hortatory" approaches.
These have also been
referred to as "sticks,
carrots and...
- Kent, Sus**** and Northamptonshire. They are
sometimes referred to as
hortatory names.
Virtue names were more
commonly given to
girls than boys, though...
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Introduction (Oxford
University Press, 2004).
English Wikisource has
original text
related to this article:
Hortatory Address to the Gr****s (Justin Martyr)...
- (frequently
translated as On
Mercy in English) is a two
volume (incomplete)
hortatory essay written in AD 55–56 by
Seneca the Younger, a
Roman Stoic philosopher...
- 2023.
Retrieved May 3, 2025. Hargrave, Lee (1982). "'Statutory' and '
Hortatory'
Provisions of the
Louisiana Constitution of 1974".
Louisiana Law Review...
- "If-Jesus-Christ-had-not-died-for-thee-thou-hadst-been-****ed," an
example of a
hortatory name, a type of
virtue name that was
common among some
Dissenting families...
- exact. Only
masculine conjugations are
shown for Hindi. The
hortative or
hortatory mood is used to
express plea, insistence, imploring, self-encouragement...
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recounting a
supposed seduction, and (vol. II) two
enormous didactic and
hortatory ethical letters and a sermon. This
opinion is a
reminder of the type of...
