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Synonyms for supplicate
ˈsʌp lɪˌkeɪtsup·pli·cate
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supplicate
One asks what he feels that he may fairly claim and reasonably expect; "if a son shall ask bread of any of you that is a father," Luke xi, 11; he begs for that to which he advances no claim but pity. Demand is a determined and often an arrogant word; one may rightfully demand what is his own or his due, when it is withheld or denied; or he may wrongfully demand that to which he has no claim but power. Require is less arrogant and obtrusive than demand, but is exceedingly strenuous; as, the court requires the attendance of witnesses. Entreat implies a special earnestness of asking, and beseech, a still added and more humble intensity; beseech was formerly often used as a polite intensive for beg or pray; as, I beseech you to tell me. To implore is to ask with weeping and lamentation; to supplicate is to ask, as it were, on bended knees. Crave and request are somewhat formal terms; crave has almost disappeared from conversation; request would seem distant between parent and child. Pray is now used chiefly of address to the Supreme Being; petition is used of written request to persons in authority; as, to petition the legislature to pass an act, or the governor to pardon an offender.
Synonyms:
ask, beg, beseech, crave, demand, entreat, implore, petition, pray, request, require, solicitAntonyms:
claim, command, deny, enforce, exact, extort, insist, refuse, rejectPreposition:
Ask a person for a thing; ask a thing of or from a person; ask after or about one's health, welfare, friends, etc.
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Princeton's WordNet
supplicateverb
ask humbly (for something)
"He supplicated the King for clemency"
supplicateverb
make a humble, earnest petition
"supplicate for permission"
supplicateverb
ask for humbly or earnestly, as in prayer
"supplicate God's blessing"
Editors Contribution
pray
Submitted by davidb on May 2, 2023
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