obsecrated (Meaning)

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obsecrated (imp. & p. p.)

of Obsecrate

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The desperate mother obsecrated the kidnapper to release her child unharmed.
The beggar's pitiful appearance obsecrated passersby to offer him alms.
The injured man obsecrated his rescuers to take him to the hospital immediately.
The dying patient obsecrated his family to forgive him for any past transgressions.
The condemned prisoner obsecrated the judge for mercy, knowing his time was running out.
The heartbroken lover obsecrated their former flame to reconsider their decision to end the relationship.
The student obsecrated the professor for an extension on the assignment, claiming unforeseen circumstances.
The accused obsecrated the jury to believe his innocence, despite the damning evidence presented against him.
The grieving widow obsecrated the funeral attendees to remember her husband's legacy with love and respect.
The weary traveler obsecrated the innkeeper for a room for the night, offering whatever payment he could afford.

of Obsecrate

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The desperate mother obsecrated the kidnapper to release her child unharmed.

The beggar's pitiful appearance obsecrated passersby to offer him alms.

The injured man obsecrated his rescuers to take him to the hospital immediately.

The dying patient obsecrated his family to forgive him for any past transgressions.