In literature, the term "adjuration" is employed to convey the force of a solemn appeal or command that blends emotional intensity with a sense of ritual or authority. Writers use it to highlight moments of profound supplication or imperious demand—ranging from matters of personal morality and familial duty to magical invocations and religious oaths [1, 2, 3]. Its usage can intensify a character's inner turmoil or emphasize the gravity of a farewell or warning, thereby deepening the reader’s engagement with the text [4, 5, 6]. Moreover, the word’s versatility allows authors to straddle the line between the corporeal and the transcendent, giving their language an almost incantatory quality that both compels and inspires [7, 8].