Verb:

अनुनय करना, विनती करना,

entreat's Usage Examples:

On compulsion he stood in their midst and said: " O God, king of the universe, since these who stand with me are thy people and the besieged are thy priests, I pray thee that thou hearken not to those against these, nor accomplish what these entreat against those."

I therefore entreat you not to meet together on Wednesday night.

entreat the gracious favor Of the Child she carried then.

precari, entreat; Ital.

entreat the attention of the House to it.

I entreat you to ask the oracle how I can recover my voice.

In the same parcel you will receive 40 more, which having no acquaintance in Cambridge, I must entreat you to put into the hands of one or more of your ablest booksellers to dispose of them.

(3) The Scirophoria, with a procession from the Acropolis to the village of Skiron, in the height of summer, the priests who were to entreat her to keep off the summer heat walking under the shade of parasols (aKipov) held over them; others, however, connect the name with crKipos (" gypsum"), perhaps used for smearing the image of the goddess.

As many as are persuaded and believe that what we teach and say is true, and undertake to be able to live accordingly, are instructed to pray and entreat God with fasting, for the remission of their sins that are past, we praying and fasting with them.

- Of course to address and entreat a fellow-being is a faculty as old as that of speech, and, as soon as it occurred to man to treat sacred powers as fellow-beings, assuredly there was a beginning of prayer.

Synonyms:

bid, plead, press, adjure, conjure, beseech,

Antonyms:

cool, decompression, delay, bless, curse,