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Definition of "intreaty" [intreaty]

  • An obsolete form of entreaty. (noun)

The Century Dictionary (Public Domain)

Use "intreaty" in a sentence
  • "TO resist the urgency of intreaty, is a power which I have not yet acquired: I aim not at an authority which deprives you of liberty, yet I would fain guide myself by a prudence which should save me the pangs of repentance."
  • "He then pressed forward, answering neither to remonstrance nor intreaty from his frightened companions."
  • "“Could I,” replied he, with much emotion, “hope any thing, I might say, would have any influence, no intreaty would be unattempted on this occasion.”"
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