entreater (Meaning)
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entreater (n.)
One who entreats; one who asks earnestly; a beseecher.
Synonyms & Antonyms of entreater
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entreater Sentence Examples
- The entreater poured his heart out, desperately seeking mercy from the judge.
- The beggar stood at the intersection, acting as an entreater to passing motorists.
- With a solemn expression, the entreater knelt before the altar, seeking divine guidance.
- A chorus of entreaties filled the air as the crowd pleaded with the authorities to release the innocent man.
- The child, with tearful eyes, became an entreater, begging her parents to let her stay up past her bedtime.
- A sense of urgency gripped the entreater as he conveyed his earnest plea to the decision-makers.
- The lawyer acted as the entreater, passionately arguing his client's case before the jury.
- The nation's leaders became entreaties, imploring the international community to provide humanitarian aid to the war-torn region.
- The entreater's voice quivered with emotion as he pleaded for the life of his loved one.
- Embracing a life of devotion, the entreater renounced worldly possessions and dedicated themselves to serving the needy.
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One who entreats; one who asks earnestly; a beseecher.
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The entreater poured his heart out, desperately seeking mercy from the judge.
The beggar stood at the intersection, acting as an entreater to passing motorists.
With a solemn expression, the entreater knelt before the altar, seeking divine guidance.
A chorus of entreaties filled the air as the crowd pleaded with the authorities to release the innocent man.
