entreatment (Meaning)

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entreatment (n.)

Entreaty; invitation.

Her entreatment to the court fell on deaf ears.
The desperate mother's entreatment for the life of her son moved the jury to tears.
The prisoner's entreatment for leniency was met with silence.
The salesman's entreatment failed to persuade the customer.
The child's entreatment for a bedtime story was heartwarming.
The teacher's entreatment to the students to pay attention proved futile.
The beggar's entreatment for a handout was met with pity.
The lawyer's entreatment for a mistrial was denied.
The neighbor's entreatment to turn down the music was ignored.
The politician's entreatment for votes was met with skepticism.

Entreaty; invitation.

beg, petition, ask,beseech, require, conjure, solicit, call on, implore, importune

appease, suggest, satisfy, please, appease, hint, satisfy, imply,suggest, please

Her entreatment to the court fell on deaf ears.

The desperate mother's entreatment for the life of her son moved the jury to tears.

The prisoner's entreatment for leniency was met with silence.

The salesman's entreatment failed to persuade the customer.