VERB
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ask for humbly or earnestly, as in prayer
supplicate God's blessing -
make a humble, earnest petition
supplicate for permission -
ask humbly (for something)
He supplicated the King for clemency
How To Use supplicate In A Sentence
- supplicate God's blessing
- Rabbi Akibah took one bite of the divine bounty, and proposed that God set up a restaurant where families might convene and supplicate praise onto his Name while enjoying shrimp-avocado tacos and flame-broiled hanger steak fresh off the grill. Doug Lieblich: Holy Smokes: A Visit to God's Rotisserie Chicken Restaurant
- 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.
- She supplicated the judge for protection.
- Aylward of Evesham, a weaver, together with other members of that town, visited the shrine to supplicate before the Martyr's tomb. A SHRINE OF MURDERS
- 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.
- She tells him to supplicate her mother first and then leaves.
- 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.
- On top of that, you have to supplicate in front of a officer whose salary is paid out of the money that you pay as a tax payer. Congress government must increase public access to data
- 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.