Definition of supplicate in English:

supplicate

verb ˈsʌplɪkeɪtˈsəpləˌkeɪt

[no object]

Ask or beg for something earnestly or humbly.
恳求，哀求，祈求
with infinitive the plutocracy supplicated to be made peers
富豪们恳求被封为贵族。
Example sentencesExamples
- When the boy walked into the synagogue tonight, he did so in reaction to an overwhelming urge to be one with his people in supplicating the Almighty on this holiest day.
- In this formula, practitioners of religion are more or less powerless over the supernatural beings with whom they deal; they can only supplicate those beings for favours and then await their response.
- When they reached a destination, they would seek protection of jinn by supplicating to them.
- When I were a lad, my mother would tell me to supplicate on her behalf after each of the five daily ‘contact’ prayers, so that it would become a habit that I'd continue with after she'd died.
- Traditional practitioners include herbalists, bone setters, diviners, and ritual specialists who may supplicate spirits or ancestors.
- He was forced to stand with arms spread high and wide as if supplicating the Lightbringer.
- He supplicates before Lord Shiva for a boon of spiritual bliss.
- She tells him to supplicate her mother first and then leaves.
- Would you rather she just sat there, head downcast, assuming a suitably downtrodden, meekly supplicating air for you?
- He previously suffered with the illness of white liver, but upon supplicating to Allah Ta'ala, he was cured except for a small portion of his skin the size of a Dinaar or a Dirham.
- Do repent to Allah for your sins and supplicate with raised hands at the times of prayer as these are the best times, during which Allah Al-Mighty looks at His servants with mercy.
- At a time when disease, deprivation, danger, and premature death were the norm, people were overwhelmed by fear and ignorance, and they supplicated hidden and mysterious forces that they could not comprehend.
- For man to serve, to submit himself to supplicating God, the Almighty must be essentially different from him.
- They simply looked at him - or at the ground in front of him - in a suitably supplicating fashion, and he smiled back.
- In the mid-sixth century the refugee Pactyes supplicated the Cymaeans, who found themselves threatened with war unless they handed him over to the Persians.
- He should willingly and with an open heart and mind supplicate for divine guidance and ask for direction so that the problem is solved in his own best interest.
Synonyms
entreat, beseech, beg, plead with, implore, petition, appeal to, solicit, call on, urge, enjoin, importune, pray, invoke, sue, ask, request

Derivatives

supplicant

adjective ˈsʌplɪkəntˈsəplək(ə)nt

Making or expressing a plea, especially to someone in power or authority.
a supplicant serf before an ill-tempered monarch
Example sentencesExamples
- Of course, being Labour, their instinct is to tax everyone to the hilt, then make supplicants of us all by so graciously giving back a fraction of the money as ‘credits‘.
- That's bringing some hard-to-ignore supplicants to his doorstep - from pensioners and companies seeking tax relief to crowbar-wielding mobs demanding bigger unemployment checks.
- We have permitted our movie industry to become a supplicant to a gargantuan and scarcely human corporate movie culture that sees us as carrion to be picked over.

supplicatory

adjective ˈsʌplɪkət(ə)riˈsəpləkəˌtɔri

There may have been blessings which did not have a supplicatory aspect.
Example sentencesExamples
- Here we see the skillful sermonic use of dhikr (remembrance of God) and du'a (supplicatory prayer) to seize the audience's attention, leading them along with rhythm and repetition, so as to evoke in them the affects and attitudes that will enable them to listen properly and benefit from the sermon.
- Usually, a supplicatory sabda is recited upon rising for ardas.
- The supplicatory prayers recited before and during the Days of Awe are among the most poetic and stirring prayers.
- He held both my hands in a supplicatory gesture and with tears in his eyes responded that he would never forget my saying such a kind word!

Origin

Late Middle English: from Latin supplicat- 'implored', from the verb supplicare, from sub- 'from below' + placere 'propitiate'.

Definition of supplicate in US English:

supplicate

verbˈsəpləˌkeɪtˈsəpləˌkāt

[no object]

Ask or beg for something earnestly or humbly.
恳求，哀求，祈求
with infinitive the plutocracy supplicated to be made peers
富豪们恳求被封为贵族。
Example sentencesExamples
- At a time when disease, deprivation, danger, and premature death were the norm, people were overwhelmed by fear and ignorance, and they supplicated hidden and mysterious forces that they could not comprehend.
- They simply looked at him - or at the ground in front of him - in a suitably supplicating fashion, and he smiled back.
- Traditional practitioners include herbalists, bone setters, diviners, and ritual specialists who may supplicate spirits or ancestors.
- He was forced to stand with arms spread high and wide as if supplicating the Lightbringer.
- Would you rather she just sat there, head downcast, assuming a suitably downtrodden, meekly supplicating air for you?
- Do repent to Allah for your sins and supplicate with raised hands at the times of prayer as these are the best times, during which Allah Al-Mighty looks at His servants with mercy.
- When the boy walked into the synagogue tonight, he did so in reaction to an overwhelming urge to be one with his people in supplicating the Almighty on this holiest day.
- When they reached a destination, they would seek protection of jinn by supplicating to them.
- He supplicates before Lord Shiva for a boon of spiritual bliss.
- He previously suffered with the illness of white liver, but upon supplicating to Allah Ta'ala, he was cured except for a small portion of his skin the size of a Dinaar or a Dirham.
- She tells him to supplicate her mother first and then leaves.
- When I were a lad, my mother would tell me to supplicate on her behalf after each of the five daily ‘contact’ prayers, so that it would become a habit that I'd continue with after she'd died.
- In this formula, practitioners of religion are more or less powerless over the supernatural beings with whom they deal; they can only supplicate those beings for favours and then await their response.
- In the mid-sixth century the refugee Pactyes supplicated the Cymaeans, who found themselves threatened with war unless they handed him over to the Persians.
- He should willingly and with an open heart and mind supplicate for divine guidance and ask for direction so that the problem is solved in his own best interest.
- For man to serve, to submit himself to supplicating God, the Almighty must be essentially different from him.
Synonyms
entreat, beseech, beg, plead with, implore, petition, appeal to, solicit, call on, urge, enjoin, importune, pray, invoke, sue, ask, request

Origin

Late Middle English: from Latin supplicat- ‘implored’, from the verb supplicare, from sub- ‘from below’ + placere ‘propitiate’.

单词	supplicate
释义	Definition of supplicate in English: supplicate verb ˈsʌplɪkeɪtˈsəpləˌkeɪt [no object] Ask or beg for something earnestly or humbly. 恳求，哀求，祈求 with infinitive the plutocracy supplicated to be made peers 富豪们恳求被封为贵族。 Example sentencesExamples When the boy walked into the synagogue tonight, he did so in reaction to an overwhelming urge to be one with his people in supplicating the Almighty on this holiest day. In this formula, practitioners of religion are more or less powerless over the supernatural beings with whom they deal; they can only supplicate those beings for favours and then await their response. When they reached a destination, they would seek protection of jinn by supplicating to them. When I were a lad, my mother would tell me to supplicate on her behalf after each of the five daily ‘contact’ prayers, so that it would become a habit that I'd continue with after she'd died. Traditional practitioners include herbalists, bone setters, diviners, and ritual specialists who may supplicate spirits or ancestors. He was forced to stand with arms spread high and wide as if supplicating the Lightbringer. He supplicates before Lord Shiva for a boon of spiritual bliss. She tells him to supplicate her mother first and then leaves. Would you rather she just sat there, head downcast, assuming a suitably downtrodden, meekly supplicating air for you? He previously suffered with the illness of white liver, but upon supplicating to Allah Ta'ala, he was cured except for a small portion of his skin the size of a Dinaar or a Dirham. Do repent to Allah for your sins and supplicate with raised hands at the times of prayer as these are the best times, during which Allah Al-Mighty looks at His servants with mercy. At a time when disease, deprivation, danger, and premature death were the norm, people were overwhelmed by fear and ignorance, and they supplicated hidden and mysterious forces that they could not comprehend. For man to serve, to submit himself to supplicating God, the Almighty must be essentially different from him. They simply looked at him - or at the ground in front of him - in a suitably supplicating fashion, and he smiled back. In the mid-sixth century the refugee Pactyes supplicated the Cymaeans, who found themselves threatened with war unless they handed him over to the Persians. He should willingly and with an open heart and mind supplicate for divine guidance and ask for direction so that the problem is solved in his own best interest. Synonyms entreat, beseech, beg, plead with, implore, petition, appeal to, solicit, call on, urge, enjoin, importune, pray, invoke, sue, ask, request Derivatives supplicant adjective ˈsʌplɪkəntˈsəplək(ə)nt Making or expressing a plea, especially to someone in power or authority. a supplicant serf before an ill-tempered monarch Example sentencesExamples Of course, being Labour, their instinct is to tax everyone to the hilt, then make supplicants of us all by so graciously giving back a fraction of the money as ‘credits‘. That's bringing some hard-to-ignore supplicants to his doorstep - from pensioners and companies seeking tax relief to crowbar-wielding mobs demanding bigger unemployment checks. We have permitted our movie industry to become a supplicant to a gargantuan and scarcely human corporate movie culture that sees us as carrion to be picked over. supplicatory adjective ˈsʌplɪkət(ə)riˈsəpləkəˌtɔri There may have been blessings which did not have a supplicatory aspect. Example sentencesExamples Here we see the skillful sermonic use of dhikr (remembrance of God) and du'a (supplicatory prayer) to seize the audience's attention, leading them along with rhythm and repetition, so as to evoke in them the affects and attitudes that will enable them to listen properly and benefit from the sermon. Usually, a supplicatory sabda is recited upon rising for ardas. The supplicatory prayers recited before and during the Days of Awe are among the most poetic and stirring prayers. He held both my hands in a supplicatory gesture and with tears in his eyes responded that he would never forget my saying such a kind word! Origin Late Middle English: from Latin supplicat- 'implored', from the verb supplicare, from sub- 'from below' + placere 'propitiate'. Definition of supplicate in US English: supplicate verbˈsəpləˌkeɪtˈsəpləˌkāt [no object] Ask or beg for something earnestly or humbly. 恳求，哀求，祈求 with infinitive the plutocracy supplicated to be made peers 富豪们恳求被封为贵族。 Example sentencesExamples At a time when disease, deprivation, danger, and premature death were the norm, people were overwhelmed by fear and ignorance, and they supplicated hidden and mysterious forces that they could not comprehend. They simply looked at him - or at the ground in front of him - in a suitably supplicating fashion, and he smiled back. Traditional practitioners include herbalists, bone setters, diviners, and ritual specialists who may supplicate spirits or ancestors. He was forced to stand with arms spread high and wide as if supplicating the Lightbringer. Would you rather she just sat there, head downcast, assuming a suitably downtrodden, meekly supplicating air for you? Do repent to Allah for your sins and supplicate with raised hands at the times of prayer as these are the best times, during which Allah Al-Mighty looks at His servants with mercy. When the boy walked into the synagogue tonight, he did so in reaction to an overwhelming urge to be one with his people in supplicating the Almighty on this holiest day. When they reached a destination, they would seek protection of jinn by supplicating to them. He supplicates before Lord Shiva for a boon of spiritual bliss. He previously suffered with the illness of white liver, but upon supplicating to Allah Ta'ala, he was cured except for a small portion of his skin the size of a Dinaar or a Dirham. She tells him to supplicate her mother first and then leaves. When I were a lad, my mother would tell me to supplicate on her behalf after each of the five daily ‘contact’ prayers, so that it would become a habit that I'd continue with after she'd died. In this formula, practitioners of religion are more or less powerless over the supernatural beings with whom they deal; they can only supplicate those beings for favours and then await their response. In the mid-sixth century the refugee Pactyes supplicated the Cymaeans, who found themselves threatened with war unless they handed him over to the Persians. He should willingly and with an open heart and mind supplicate for divine guidance and ask for direction so that the problem is solved in his own best interest. For man to serve, to submit himself to supplicating God, the Almighty must be essentially different from him. Synonyms entreat, beseech, beg, plead with, implore, petition, appeal to, solicit, call on, urge, enjoin, importune, pray, invoke, sue, ask, request Origin Late Middle English: from Latin supplicat- ‘implored’, from the verb supplicare, from sub- ‘from below’ + placere ‘propitiate’.
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