entreated (Meaning)

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entreated (imp. & p. p.)

of Entreat

The young boy entreated his mother to let him go outside and play with his friends.
The beggar entreated the wealthy old man for a handout, but he was met with a cold stare.
The injured animal entreated the veterinarian for help with its wounds.
The politician entreated the voters to elect him, promising to make their lives better.
The prisoner entreated the judge for mercy, but his pleas fell on deaf ears.
The job seeker entreated the interviewer for a chance to prove herself, even though she didn't have the right experience.
The student entreated the teacher to give her another chance to complete the assignment, but she was refused.
The patient entreated the doctor to prescribe a new medication, but he was adamant that the current one was the best option.
The child entreated her parents to buy her a new toy, but they told her she would have to wait until her birthday.
The employee entreated her boss for a raise, but she was told that there was no budget for salary increases this year.

of Entreat

begged, petitioned, pleaded (to),besought, implored, importuned, called upon, conjured, supplicated, pled (to)

intimated, obliged, hinted, implied,suggested, pleased, implied, pleased, suggested, hinted

The young boy entreated his mother to let him go outside and play with his friends.

The beggar entreated the wealthy old man for a handout, but he was met with a cold stare.

The injured animal entreated the veterinarian for help with its wounds.

The politician entreated the voters to elect him, promising to make their lives better.