pled (to) (Meaning)

pled (to)

No meaning found for this word.

The lawyer pled not guilty on behalf of his client.
The defendant pled ignorance, claiming he was unaware of the consequences.
The witness pled the Fifth Amendment and refused to answer.
The doctor pled his medical expertise in support of his diagnosis.
The petitioner pled for mercy, begging for a reduced sentence.
The diplomat pled for peace between the warring factions.
The actor pled his case for the role, highlighting his talent and experience.
The artist pled poverty as an excuse for not completing the commission.
The student pled for an extension on their assignment, citing unforeseen circumstances.
The politician pled his support for the proposed legislation, emphasizing its potential benefits.

appealed (to), called upon,begged, called on, beseeched, impetrated,required, besieged, importuned, entreated

intimated, pleased,implied, obliged, suggested, satisfied, hinted, appeased, pacified,gratified

The lawyer pled not guilty on behalf of his client.

The defendant pled ignorance, claiming he was unaware of the consequences.

The witness pled the Fifth Amendment and refused to answer.

The doctor pled his medical expertise in support of his diagnosis.