Correct Answer is : Elicit is a verb meaning to draw a reaction from someone. Illicit is an adjective meaning forbidden by law.

Elicit is a verb meaning forbidden by law. Illicit is an adjective meaning draw a reaction from someone.

Elicit is an adverb meaning to draw a reaction from someone. Illicit is a determiner meaning forbidden by law.

Elicit is a verb meaning to draw a reaction from someone. Illicit is an adjective meaning forbidden by law.

Elicit is an adverb meaning forbidden by law. Illicit is an adjective meaning to draw a reaction from someone.

UPSC CDS I 2025 English Paper

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Question Numbers: 91-95
Directions: In the following items, a pair of words is provided. You are required to select the option that most appropriately describes the meaning of both the words and mark your response on the Answer Sheet accordingly.

Question : 91 of 120

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Elicit and Illicit

Elicit is a verb meaning forbidden by law. Illicit is an adjective meaning draw a reaction from someone.
Elicit is an adverb meaning to draw a reaction from someone. Illicit is a determiner meaning forbidden by law.
Elicit is a verb meaning to draw a reaction from someone. Illicit is an adjective meaning forbidden by law.
Elicit is an adverb meaning forbidden by law. Illicit is an adjective meaning to draw a reaction from someone.

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