entreat, also (Spenser) intreat /in-trētˈ/

1. To ask earnestly
2. To beseech
3. To beg for
4. To induce (obsolete)
5. To treat, deal with or behave towards (obsolete)
6. To occupy oneself with (Spenser)
7. To pass or spend (time) (Shakespeare)

To beseech or ask

entreatˈable adjective (obsolete)

intreatˈfull adjective (Spenser)

entreatˈing adjective

entreatˈingly adverb

entreatˈive adjective (obsolete)

entreatˈment noun

1. The act of entreating
2. Treatment (obsolete)
3. Perhaps discourse, verbal communication, or favours as objects of entreaty (Shakespeare)

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