Entreaty - Law Dictionary Search Results
Obsecratory
Expressing or used in entreaty supplicatory
Persuade
To influence or gain over by argument advice entreaty expostulation etc to draw or incline to a determination by presenting sufficient motives
Trust
by the donor having power to command, to dispose of such property in favour of another, the recommendation, entreaty, or wish creates a trust, provided the words are so used that upon the whole they ought to
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Petition
A prayer a supplication an imploration an entreaty especially a request of a solemn or formal kind a prayer to the Supreme Being or to a
Precation
The act of praying supplication entreaty
Request
The act of asking for anything desired expression of desire or demand solicitation prayer petition entreaty
Jus precarium
Jus precarium, a right by courtesy or sufferance for which the remedy was only by entreaty or request.
Intercession
The act of interceding mediation interposition between parties at variance with a view to reconcilation prayer petition or entreaty in favor of or less often against another or others
Intercessional
Pertaining to of the nature of or characterized by intercession or entreaty
Impetrative
Of the nature of impetration getting or tending to get by entreaty
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