Sentences

supplicate in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

To supplicate means to earnestly and humbly request or beg for something, often in a position of submission or reverence.

Sample Sentences

  1. He knelt to supplicate for mercy in front of the judge.
  2. In her moment of desperation, she chose to supplicate to her estranged father for help.
  3. The villagers would often supplicate at the shrine, seeking blessings for a bountiful harvest.
  4. Despite his pride, he found himself compelled to supplicate for forgiveness after the argument.
  5. During the crisis, many turned to prayer, supplicating for guidance and strength.
  6. She knelt down to supplicate for forgiveness after her mistake.
  7. In times of crisis, many turn to prayer to supplicate for help and guidance.
  8. The villagers gathered to supplicate their leader for a fair distribution of resources.
  9. He decided to supplicate to the committee, hoping they would reconsider their decision.
  10. With tears in her eyes, she supplicated for a chance to make things right.

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