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Beseech meaning
To beg or implore something of (a person). | To beg or request for (something).
Example sentences (12)
To the Roman brethren, Paul wrote, “Now I beseech you, brethren, mark them which cause divisions and offences contrary to the doctrine which ye have learned: and avoid them” (Rom. 16:18).
Director of Education, Clare Browne, also offered congratulations to the students, their parents and their schools, stating that “we beseech that these students continue to be ambassadors of excellence”.
We beseech Allah to give us all the needed strength and bless same as we embark on our lofty mission.
Let us engage in much Zikr (remembrance) of Allah and beseech Allah's Rahma upon humanity, to lift this Covid-19 pandemic from us, for indeed none but Allah can save us from this Fitnah (trial).
Though Swift’s mother encourages her to publicly endorse Blackburn’s Democratic opponent, other members of Swift’s management team beseech her to stay out of it, fearing she could lose half her fan base by criticizing Republicans.
I also beseech everyone not to conclude until you weigh his (Adoji) credibility.
Prelate Mardirossian noted that, during each visit, the clergy pray for the physical health and spiritual tranquility of the residents and beseech the Lord’s blessings upon them, and, on this occasion, the intercession of the Holy Mother of God.
Woakes dropped to his knees to beseech the umpire but to no avail.
We beseech Thee: lead us to elect a worthy successor to the incumbent governor and let not our land return to those locust years of insidious logic of uncertainty and ravenous culture of impunity.
Robed performer: I beseech thee, wondrous moonlight, grant me my only wish!
There are some, however, in Anglicanism, who do beseech the saints' intercession.
You are men, and have reasonable souls within you; therefore I beseech you, be not composed and fashioned according to custom and example, that is, brutish, but according to some inward knowledge and reason.