suppliant in a sentence

Definition

Supplicant: a person who humbly and earnestly requests something, often in a context of seeking mercy or assistance.

The ancient text described a supplicant who sought mercy from the gods.
In her time of need, she became a supplicant at the feet of those in power, pleading for assistance.
His voice trembled as he approached the king as a humble supplicant, desperate for forgiveness.
The villagers gathered around the altar, each acting as a supplicant, hoping for a bountiful harvest.
With tears in her eyes, she stood before the council as a supplicant, asking for justice.
The supplicant knelt before the altar, pleading for mercy.
In ancient times, a supplicant would often bring offerings to gain favor from the gods.
Her voice trembled as she approached the council, a humble supplicant seeking justice.
The artist portrayed the king as a stern figure, while the supplicant was depicted in a posture of deep reverence.
Despite his high status, he remained a supplicant in matters of the heart, vulnerable and open.