implorer

Definition

1. Noun:
   • One who implores: "implorer" refers to a person who makes a fervent, earnest, or humble plea or request, often in a desperate or urgent manner.

Usage Examples

• (A person making an urgent plea.)
• (A person who earnestly seeks something.)

Advanced Usage

• "to be an implorer of": to act as a person who begs or pleads for something.
  • He became an implorer of forgiveness after his mistake. (He earnestly sought pardon.)
• "the implorer's cry": a metaphor for a desperate or heartfelt appeal.
  • The implorer's cry echoed through the empty hall. (The sound of a desperate plea.)

Variants and Related Words

• Implore (verb): to beg or plead earnestly.
  • She implored him to stay. (She begged him urgently.)
• Imploring (adj): expressing a plea or entreaty.
  • He gave her an imploring look. (A look that begged for something.)
• Imploringly (adv): in a manner that expresses a plea.
  • She looked at him imploringly. (She looked at him with a begging expression.)

Synonyms

• Petitioner: one who makes a formal request or appeal.
• Supplicant: one who humbly prays or begs, especially in a religious context.
• Beggar: one who asks for something as a gift, often with a sense of urgency.

Related Idioms

• To implore on bended knee: to beg with utmost humility and desperation.
  • He implored on bended knee for her forgiveness. (He begged very humbly.)

Phrasal Verbs

• Implore for: to beg or plead for something specific.
  • They implored for more time to complete the project. (They made an urgent request for additional time.)