Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
cohortative
Adjective
/koʊˈhɔːr.tə.tɪv/
Definition
A grammatical mood used to express a desire or suggestion, often seeking agreement or encouragement among speakers.
Examples
- “Let’s go to the park, shall we?” is an example of a cohortative expression.
- In Hebrew, the cohortative mood is used to express intentions and wishes.
Meaning
The term cohortative refers to a form of verb used to express a wish or command that encourages the speaker and others to take action together.
Synonyms
- Encouraging
- Suggestive
- Motivational
