Solicité
Solicité is commonly regarded as a non-standard spelling of the French past participle sollicité, which comes from the verb solliciter. Solliciter means to request, to solicit, to seek to obtain something, or to apply for a service or a job. The past participle sollicité forms the perfect tenses (il a été sollicité, elle a été sollicitée) and agrees in gender and number (sollicité / sollicitée, sollicités / sollicitée s).
Etymology and evolution: the verb solliciter descends from Latin sollicitare, from sollicitus meaning anxious or disturbed,
Usage and nuance: solliciter is common in formal and administrative contexts. It can mean to request information
Noun form and related terms: the corresponding noun is sollicitation, meaning the act of requesting or soliciting;
Notes: the orthography solicité (with a single l) is generally considered incorrect in standard French; the