Entreat is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ENTREAT in dictionary:

VERB:
• to ask for earnestly, also INTREAT
• ask someone earnestly or anxiously to do something
• ask earnestly or anxiously for (something)
• treat (someone) in a specified manner
• To treat, or conduct toward; to deal with; to use.
• To treat with, or in respect to, a thing desired; hence, to ask earnestly; to beseech; to petition or pray with urgency; to supplicate; to importune.
• To beseech or supplicate successfully; to prevail upon by prayer or solicitation; to persuade.
• To invite; to entertain.
• To treat or discourse; hence, to enter into negotiations, as for a treaty.
• To make an earnest petition or request.
• ask for or request earnestly
• ask earnestly
NOUN:
• Entreaty.

Words related to ENTREAT

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Words that contain ENTREAT

entreats8 entreaty11 entreated10 entreaties10 entreating11 entreative13 misentreat12 entreatable13 entreatment13 misentreats13 entreatings12 entreatingly16 entreatments14 misentreated15 misentreating16

How to use ENTREAT in a sentence

• I entreat your Majesty to sacrifice your love, and think of the security of your Dynasty.
• After sometime, finding himself advanced to power and glory, he sent ambassadors to Umcan, to entreat that he would bestow his daughter upon him for a wife.
• When they had thus selected them, they had not to entreat, but to command their attendance.
• Thus, having made my final testament, Come, Fulvia, let thy father lay his head Upon thy lovely bosom, and entreat A virtuous boon and favour at thy hands.
• Make this sacrifice, master, I entreat it of you on my knees.
• Brown and Younger have written down to entreat in haste for some four hundred lines more, on any subject which Mr.
• We entreat Protestant readers not to be alarmed at us.
• Who speaks of evil? I entreat you, sister, Use words of better omen.
• No, I warrant your Grace, you shall not entreat him to a second, that have so mightily persuaded him from a first.
• Indeed, my most honoured and revered master, I entreat you deign to dispose of me and do with me as one is wont to do with the least of servants.
• But now I entreat your attention, whilst I proceed to inform you of a new, but most surprising scent of life which there befel me.
• But Ottilie persevered in her silence, and Edward could do nothing except entreat his wife to exert a patience which seemed wanting to himself.
• I entreat those, who are in this delusion, to look behind them and about them for the evidence of experience.
• And we entreat our fathers and mothers to retain these feelings throughout their future life, and to be assured that they will not please us by sorrowing and lamenting over us.
• I must entreat you, therefore, to avail yourself of every occasion of friendly remonstrance on this subject.
• Day and night I entreat and supplicate to the Kingdom of God and beg for you infinite assistance and confirmation.
• They have fallen into hands that will entreat them tenderly, and they will not perceive that anything is kept back.
• We called to entreat him to stop, but he walked along towards the new-comers.
• I entreat your Majesty to please to have the matter examined, because it is important.
• Secretly they sent to entreat him to accept the empire, professing to be most willing to obey him.
• Mamma is too wretched to attempt to write herself, but told me to entreat you not to attempt to come home.
• You have destroyed me, nurse, and by the Gods I entreat thee henceforth to be silent with respect to this man.
• At least, then, entreat of him that I may die, not by the hands of men, but of women.
• The old and usual way For which they were made was to entreat the grace Of such as were spectators.
• The farmer thought he must now entreat him if he would coax any information out of him.
• Ballard, longing to entreat him to take good care of the boy, yet knowing that she must not and could not.
• Sulpice felt urged to rush toward Marianne to entreat her to leave.
• What then art thou doing here, O imagination? Go away, I entreat thee by the gods, as thou didst come, for I want thee not.

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