What does eliciting mean?
Eliciting means present participle and gerund of elicit.
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present participle and gerund of elicit.
The centrality of these elicitings to Prospero's type of power can only be assumed in the case of Caliban, but is manifest in his use of them to shape the minds of the nobles and confuse the conspiracy of the clowns.
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Eliciting means present participle and gerund of elicit.
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The centrality of these elicitings to Prospero's type of power can only be assumed in the case of Caliban, but is manifest in his use of them to shape the minds of the nobles and confuse the conspiracy of the clowns.
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