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How to Pronounce Entreated

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Entreated

ɪnˈtɹiː.tɪd

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Definition

Entreated means asked someone in a very serious and kind way to do something.

Examples

  • She entreated her friend to help her with the homework.

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Words With Similar Sounds

Treated

tɹiː.tɪd

She was treated kindly by the staff.

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Retreated

ɹɪˈtɹiː.tɪd

The army retreated after the battle.

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Repeated

rɪ'pitɪd

He repeated the instructions carefully.

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Created

kɹiˈeɪ.tɪd

She created a beautiful painting.

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Defeated

dɪˈfiː.tɪd

They were defeated in the final match.

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Common Word Combinations

Phrase Type Stress Pattern Example
earnestly entreated collocation EARNestly enTREAted She earnestly entreated him to reconsider his decision.
entreated for mercy collocation enTREAted for MERcy The prisoner entreated for mercy before the judge.
entreated to stay collocation enTREAted to STAY They entreated him to stay a little longer.
entreated on bended knee collocation enTREAted on BENDed KNEE He entreated on bended knee to be forgiven.

Fun Fact

The word 'entreated' comes from Old French 'entreter,' meaning 'to negotiate or discuss,' showing how asking earnestly was once closely tied to careful negotiation.

Word Family

noun
entreaty

A serious and honest request or plea.

"She made an entreaty to her parents to let her go on the trip."

verb
entreat

To ask someone earnestly or anxiously to do something.

"I entreat you to listen carefully to what I have to say."

adjective
entreating

Showing a serious and emotional request.

"He gave her an entreating look to stay a little longer."

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