What does supplicate mean?: – to ask for something very humbly
Noun: -supplication
Adjective: -supplicatory
Sentence Examples: –
- The homeless person did not supplicate in front of me in order to get some kind of change; rather it was refreshing to see that he went on his own way.
- After getting to know that I was tremendously short of time, I had to supplicate my professor so that I could get an extension on the deadline to submit the paper.
- In a courtroom, it is the job of the lawyer in order to supplicate for the freedom of his or her client.
- Whenever my grandmother goes to the Church, she does supplicate us to go along with her.
- The orphanage will be holding a donation camp in order to supplicate for food or any kind of belongings that maybe welcome for the children in the orphanage.
- It is during the media event that a family would be able to supplicate so that the return of their daughter can be acknowledged, and people can take action upon it.
