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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
implore .
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Examples
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Religious leaders on Monday emplored the government to continue with the process of disarming civilians which included some 85,000 rebel fighters at the end of the ceasefire.
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Douglas emplored the West, particularly the United States of
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He emplored the 700 delegates to accelerate the process of transformation and deepen democracy in South Africa.
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Former Mozambican first lady Graca Machel on Wednesday emplored delegates at African's largest telecommunications gathering to design strategies that will empower African women.
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Romanists in the same temple have prostrated themselves before _the very same images_ and have devoutly emplored them by the same forms of prayer and for the very same purposes as did the heathen of old.
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All through the winding alleyways, we were emplored to enter the shops and check out the spices and fabrics on offer.
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That’s why Tesla emplored him to destroy it after he used it once.
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