Implored is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for IMPLORED in dictionary:

VERB:
• IMPLORE, to beg for urgently
• beg someone earnestly or desperately to do something
• beg earnestly for

Words related to IMPLORED

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How to use IMPLORED in a sentence

• Naturally, he found the confinement irksome, and on our journey he repeatedly implored me to take them off promising that he would make no attempt to escape.
• Once he gave L100 to a total stranger who implored his aid.
• His mother wept to see him depart, and continually implored the blessing of God upon him.
• While you were yet in the town, they implored her to let them call you back, and she refused.
• The Bruttians, however, perceiving at length that it was impossible to take the citadel by their own efforts, compelled by necessity, implored the aid of Hanno.
• I implored him not to go, but he paid no heed to my words.
• A girl, whom he had known before, implored him not to leave her and her child in distress.
• In three years my mother died, having implored a blessing on her family with her last breath.
• They implored the Mother that she would approach her Son, not to permit them to perish, but to bring them to the harbour where they would come.
• After stormy scenes with his aristocratic rivals, Wallace withdrew from Scotland and went to the continent, where he implored the help of the King of France.
• No God is there but Thee, the Most Powerful, He Whose help is implored by all men.
• For I suffer a great lack of men and other things because no reenforcements have been sent me from Nueva Espana, although I have implored them.
• Disconsolate in consequence of his departure, she incessantly implored the gods for his safe return.
• Then she implored Heaven to shower its blessings on them both, and embraced them with the most affecting marks of maternal tenderness.
• He wrote to them from aboard that he was sentenced to be hanged for mutiny, and implored of them to use every interest to save him.
• Time after time he implored permission from his mother to go away on one of those barge trips, but she would never consent.
• He caught hold of my arm and implored me to enlighten him on the theological differences which separated Anglicans and Presbyterians.
• He implored me to keep the whole affair from the Press and from publicity in any form.
• He often implored his beloved to allow him to fast with her on Thursdays, but all to no purpose.
• With tears they implored Gotzkowsky to have pity, and to beg General Tottleben to have compassion on them.
• He could not then hasten to England himself, to extricate you from the snare into which you had fallen, but he implored Mr.
• Grey early this morning, and has implored him to come to Tretton once again.
• But Parry clasped his hands and implored him, and at last he agreed.
• At the end of this period, Gaultier hoped that the anger of his sovereign might be appeased, and he accordingly went to Rome, and implored the aid of the Supreme Pontiff.
• His friends implored him not to preach at the risk of his life.
• Auguste implored his manager to be easy on that score.
• He was dying, in the greatest poverty and distress, and implored their help.
• With abject humility, he acknowledged his guilt, and implored the pity of his judges.
• Again and again had longings such as these filled his soul, and he had implored leave to go forth preaching and teaching.
• The former had been very little heard of in those parts since the night that his aunt implored him to give up his associates.

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