implore in Greek
implore in Greek is ικετεύω, εκλιπαρώ — implore means to beg someone earnestly to do something.
implore in Greek
ικετεύω
Pronounced: iketevo
εκλιπαρώ
Pronounced: ekliparo
What does "implore" mean?
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verb To beg someone earnestly to do something.
"She implored him not to leave without saying goodbye."
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implore in a sentence
- She implored him not to leave without saying goodbye.
- The villagers implored the government for aid after the flood.
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What is "implore" in Greek?
"implore" in Greek is ικετεύω, εκλιπαρώ. implore means: To beg someone earnestly to do something.
How do you pronounce ικετεύω?
"implore" in Greek is ικετεύω, pronounced "iketevo".
How do you use "implore" in a sentence?
Example: "She implored him not to leave without saying goodbye." In Greek, "implore" is ικετεύω, εκλιπαρώ.
Are there other ways to say "implore" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "implore": ικετεύω, εκλιπαρώ.
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