Entreated

Pronunciation: /ˈɛntˈɹeɪˈtɛd/

Entreated (verb)

  1. Asked for something in a very serious and emotional way, hoping the other person will agree.
  2. Made a strong request for help or mercy, usually because you feel worried or in danger.
  3. Made a respectful request, using careful words to show you want something but do not demand it.

Examples

  • She entreated him to stay, and he finally listened.
  • They entreated the manager to reconsider the decision.