intreatance (Meaning)
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intreatance (n.)
Entreaty.
Synonyms & Antonyms of intreatance
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
intreatance Sentence Examples
- The knight's intreatance to the king for mercy fell on deaf ears.
- She conveyed her sorrow through heartfelt intreatances for forgiveness.
- The desperate intreatances of the villagers touched the benevolent ruler's heart.
- In times of distress, the poets often expressed their feelings through poignant intreatances.
- The prisoner's final intreatance for clemency echoed through the courtroom.
- The diplomat's eloquent intreatance sought to avert an impending conflict.
- The beggar's intreatances for alms were met with compassion from the passersby.
- In literature, the character's poignant intreatance added emotional depth to the storyline.
- The servant's intreatance to spare her family from punishment was sincere and heartfelt.
- The historical records document the fervent intreatances made by the oppressed seeking justice.
FAQs About the word intreatance
Entreaty.
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The knight's intreatance to the king for mercy fell on deaf ears.
She conveyed her sorrow through heartfelt intreatances for forgiveness.
The desperate intreatances of the villagers touched the benevolent ruler's heart.
In times of distress, the poets often expressed their feelings through poignant intreatances.
