implore

implore sb. for mercy

implored the tribunal to have mercy.

We implore you to leave now.

He implored forgiveness for what he had done.

The child, with tears in his eyes, implored his father not to be angry.

As your best friend, I implore you.

" Don't ye say it, Father! " implored Christian.

I implore you to never stop daydreaming.

" Take it easy, will you? " Sam implored.

" Please boys and girls" , she implored, " pray that it stops snowing."

So when conservationists implore cat owners to keep their pets indoors, scientific evidence agrees.

She implored him to " be a good boy" and support the measure.

" Implore" means kind of a sense of begging you to do something.

Larry implored us to exert more control over our careers.

It's hard to say for certain, even its gender, while the upturned lips innocently imploring suggests the child.