impetratory Antonyms
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Meaning of impetratory
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impetratory (a.)
Containing or expressing entreaty.
impetratory Sentence Examples
- The impetratory prayer lifted the spirits of the faithful in their time of need.
- The petitioner presented their case with an impetratory tone, beseeching the judge for leniency.
- The impetratory letter from the king granted a pardon to the condemned prisoner.
- The impetratory plea of the defense attorney swayed the jury in favor of their client.
- The impetratory psalm resonated with the congregation, inspiring hope and devotion.
- The impetratory meditation focused on invoking divine assistance.
- The impetratory sermon delivered a message of salvation and redemption.
- The impetratory gesture of the priest blessed the congregation.
- The impetratory offering was made to appease the gods.
- The impetratory ritual culminated in a plea for divine intervention.
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Containing or expressing entreaty.
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The impetratory prayer lifted the spirits of the faithful in their time of need.
The petitioner presented their case with an impetratory tone, beseeching the judge for leniency.
The impetratory letter from the king granted a pardon to the condemned prisoner.
The impetratory plea of the defense attorney swayed the jury in favor of their client.
