| I | entreat |
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| you | entreat |
| he/she/it | entreats |
| we | entreat |
| you | entreat |
| they | entreat |
| I | entreated |
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| you | entreated |
| he/she/it | entreated |
| we | entreated |
| you | entreated |
| they | entreated |
| I | have | entreated |
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| you | have | entreated |
| he/she/it | has | entreated |
| we | have | entreated |
| you | have | entreated |
| they | have | entreated |
| I | had | entreated |
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| you | had | entreated |
| he/she/it | had | entreated |
| we | had | entreated |
| you | had | entreated |
| they | had | entreated |
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In his pain and misery he was advised to entreat the abbot, whom he had injured, to cure him.
en.wikipedia.org Students, professors, workmen, citizensrepresentative menwere entreating the ministers and the professional politicians.
en.wikipedia.org We have entreated and our entreaties have been disregarded.
en.wikipedia.org Every now and then she would emerge from her solitude to entreat the people to do penance.
en.wikipedia.org She entreats him to tell her how she would stand financially if he were to die.
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