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What does Entreat mean?

"Entreat" means to ask someone earnestly or urgently to do something. It implies a sense of pleading or begging, often because something important is at stake.

Here are some synonyms for "entreat":

* Beg

* Implore

* Supplicate

* Plead

* Petition

* Appeal

Example:

* "She entreated him to reconsider his decision."

* "The prisoners entreated their captors for mercy."

Note: "Entreat" is often used in formal or literary contexts. In everyday speech, you might be more likely to use synonyms like "beg" or "plead."

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