Supplicate

usgb/ˈsʌplɪˌkeɪt/
verb

To ask humbly or earnestly; to pray or beg for something.

They supplicated for peace during the conflict.
Visual representation of "supplicate" - To ask humbly or earnestly; to pray or beg for something.

Usage tips

Formal

supplicate to someone,supplicate for mercy,supplicate humbly

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Contextual Use

Consider using 'supplicate' in contexts involving prayer or begging for help, as it carries formal nuances.

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She supplicated for guidance during her tough times.
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Religious Context

In religious contexts, 'supplicate' often refers to heartfelt prayers or requests made to a deity.

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The faithful supplicate for blessings at the temple.
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Emotional Weight

Using 'supplicate' conveys a deep emotional plea, emphasizing a vulnerable state.

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He supplicated for his friend’s forgiveness.
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