pleading in Irish
pleading in Irish is impíoch — pleading means the act of making an urgent request or a legal argument.
pleading in Irish
impíoch
What does "pleading" mean?
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noun The act of making an urgent request or a legal argument.
"His pleading finally convinced her to stay."
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noun Law: a formal written document filed in a lawsuit.
"The lawyer filed the pleading with the court before the deadline."
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adj Expressing an urgent or emotional request.
"She gave him a pleading look, hoping he'd change his mind."
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pleading in a sentence
- His pleading finally convinced her to stay.
- The lawyer filed the pleading with the court before the deadline.
- She gave him a pleading look, hoping he'd change his mind.
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What is "pleading" in Irish?
"pleading" in Irish is impíoch. pleading means: The act of making an urgent request or a legal argument.
How do you use "pleading" in a sentence?
Example: "His pleading finally convinced her to stay." In Irish, "pleading" is impíoch.
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