Entreatance - Law Dictionary Search Results
Beseech
To ask or entreat with urgency to supplicate to implore
Beggar
One who begs one who asks or entreats earnestly or with humility a petitioner
Trust
favour of the intention. Thus when property is given absolutely to any person, and he is recommended, or entreated, or wished, by the donor having power to command, to dispose of such property in favour of another,
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