Entreaty - Law Dictionary Search Results
Inexorable
Not to be persuaded or moved by entreaty or prayer firm determined unyielding unchangeable inflexible relentless of people and impersonal forces as an inexorable prince or
Inexorability
The quality of being inexorable or unyielding to entreaty
Impetratory
Containing or expressing entreaty
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Impetration
The act of impetrating or obtaining by petition or entreaty
Good now
An exclamation of wonder surprise or entreaty
Exorate
To persuade or to gain by entreaty
Exorable
Capable of being moved by entreaty pitiful tender
Conjurement
Serious injunction solemn demand or entreaty
Conjuration
summoning by a sacred name or in solemn manner the act of binding by an oath an earnest entreaty adjuration
plea
party's answer to a criminal charge or indictment b : a plea of guilty 3 : an earnest entreaty
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