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1. Elicit:

   • "Elicit" is a verb that means to draw out, evoke, or bring forth a response, information, or a reaction.
   • Example: "The teacher's question elicited a thoughtful response from the student." Here, "elicited" means the question drew out or provoked a thoughtful response.
   • Example: "The comedian's joke elicited laughter from the audience." In this sentence, "elicited" means the joke brought forth laughter.

2. Illicit:

   • "Illicit" is an adjective that describes something that is illegal or forbidden by law, rules, or customs.
   • Example: "The police raided the warehouse and found illicit drugs." Here, "illicit" describes drugs that are illegal.
   • Example: "They were involved in an illicit affair." In this sentence, "illicit" describes an affair that is forbidden by social or moral standards.