Translations for „beseeching“ in the English » German Dictionary

be·seech·ing [bɪˈsitʃɪŋ] ADJ

beseeching

flehentlich form

beseeching

flehend

be·seech <besought [or beseeched], besought [or beseeched]> [bɪˈsi:tʃ] VB trans form

to beseech sb to do sth

jdn anflehen, etw zu tun

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English

Now a junior minister of government is beseeching prayer for the nation.

jamaica-gleaner.com

Avowedly capitalist industry chieftains who swear by free markets, suddenly morph into supplicants beseeching a boondoggle or two.

www.moneycontrol.com

Its website is filling up with bewildered and beseeching comments.

www.thestar.com

This beseeching streak goes back to childhood, when she says she never found that one group of friends.

www.telegraph.co.uk

A beseeching crowd here, seven miles west across the metropolis, acclaimed the diver's act of grace off the high board.

www.telegraph.co.uk

There is something particularly egregious about beseeching, bribing and bussing people to get them to take an interest in their own affairs.

jamaica-gleaner.com

State legislators were swamped by angry callers beseeching them to leave pi alone.

time.com

He has to get the one he is beseeching out of bed.

www.charismanews.com

Underneath the eyeliner was not the cold stare of a nihilist, but the beseeching of memento mori.

news.nationalpost.com

In the ground of our beseeching.

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