Request is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REQUEST in dictionary:

VERB:
• to ask for
• politely or formally ask for
• politely or formally ask (someone) to do something
• To ask for (something); to express desire ffor; to solicit; as, to request his presence, or a favor.
• To address with a request; to ask.
• express the need or desire for; ask for
• ask (a person) to do something
• inquire for (information)
• ask
NOUN:
• an act of asking politely or formally for something
• a thing that is asked for
• an instruction to a computer to provide information or perform another function
• the state of being sought after
• The act of asking for anything desired; expression of desire or demand; solicitation; prayer; petition; entreaty.
• That which is asked for or requested.
• A state of being desired or held in such estimation as to be sought after or asked for; demand.
• a formal message requesting something that is submitted to an authority
• the verbal act of requesting
• asking
• a tune or song played on a radio programme, typically accompanied by a personal message, in response to a listener's request.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to express a desire for

Words related to REQUEST

ask7 requested19 requester18 requesters19 requesting20 requestor18 requests17 solicit9

Words that contain REQUEST

requests17 requested19 requester18 requestor18 requesters19 requesting20 requestors19 unrequested21

How to use REQUEST in a sentence

• The Aedui request Vercingetorix to come to them and communicate his plans of conducting the war.
• But Ben-Zayb, with his journalistic ingenuity, promised to request Mr.
• I have to request that these documents, which are original, may be returned when the Senate shall have acted on the convention.
• Some time after this the Japanese representative at Omsk made a request to be informed whether General Bolderoff had been forced to leave the country, or had left voluntarily.
• A straw mat, which, at my request, was spread out under shelter in the court-yard, was my bed.
• But I rise not to discuss this question, but to discharge a request.
• At my request the doctor gave me permission to go there for supplies.
• He had also dispatched a messenger to Atoi, to inform him of his disgrace, and to request his immediate return.
• The facts were communicated to me last fall in a letter to his wife, with a request that she would cause them to be published.
• A mother sent a request for prayer to the Fulton Street prayer-meeting, that she might hear from him who had long ago left home, and wandered far away.
• At his urgent request he was buried in the churchyard instead of within the cathedral walls.
• If those interested know, that, at my earnest request, she gave me the right to ask not only that question, but others which would naturally follow, they know enough.
• I did not at all wonder that William refused your request.
• There was another ally, whose services Julian regarded himself as entitled not to request, but to command.
• Olives were certainly cultivated under the Empire, and the oil extracted from them was in great request.
• Having come to this coast to request the office of commander of some fleet, he was granted the post of admiral of that of Nueba Espana, which came in 621.
• By request he led the way, and Kipling, Sir Norman Lockyer and I followed.
• Briefly he made request for the favour of bearing a message.
• Esslemont to the countries where the friends have published magazines with a request to have it published.
• In response to this request a new law had been promulgated a few days before this history begins, organizing into regular legions the various weak and scattered companies.
• He complied with her request, and found his once beautiful sister in great poverty in a London lodging-house.
• Won by his kindly spirit and words, they complied with his request.
• At the request of several colored men, who respected their benefactor, Mr.
• Carter had at his own request been relieved from duty as commissioner of public health, and Dr.
• The women, to induce us to comply with his request, told us that some of the opposite party had said they would kill Car-ru-ey.
• Yet it had really never dawned on the girl that Charlie Meyers could refuse her request.
• Captain Wilson, who commanded one of the mosquito boats, was ordered to take command of it, and Frank, at his own request, was permitted to accompany him as his aid.
• Should the request be granted the dwellers along the river will be relieved of one great anxiety.
• It was expected that the nobles, as a matter of courtesy, should always ask permission to leave, and this request was frequently not granted.
• He even anticipated the request Holden intended to make, and asked permission to accompany him.

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