That asks, or asks for, something; enquiring; begging, suppliant.

Characterized by laying claim to something; petitionary.

Expressing supplication; making or containing an earnest plea, esp. to a higher power or authority. Frequently, esp. in early use, in supplicatory…

That makes a humble or earnest plea, esp. to someone in power or authority; humbly petitioning.

That entreats (in various senses of the verb); expressive of entreaty.

= placitory, adj.

gen. Characterized by asking, soliciting, or entreating; petitionary, supplicatory.

= suppliant, adj.1

Chiefly poetic and literary. That makes an appeal or entreaty; pleading, supplicating. Now rare.

That pleads; esp. entreating, beseeching, imploring.

Full of entreaty; supplicating.

That conjures or appeals in a sacred name.

Characterized by or expressive of entreaty; of the nature of an entreaty.

= supplicatory, adj.

Of a person: suppliant, entreating, petitioning. rare.

Relating to, of the nature of, or expressing an entreaty, request, or wish; supplicatory. Also (Grammar): = precative, adj.

That makes a supplication, or expresses supplication; humbly petitioning or entreating; beseeching, imploring.

That petitions; supplicating, humbly begging.

Making a request, supplicatory; of the nature of or supporting a plea.

Pertaining to prayer; supplicatory.

= obsecrationary, adj.

Of or relating to pleas or pleading.

That implores or supplicates.

Expressing entreaty or desire; supplicatory; (spec. in Grammar, of a word, particle, mood, etc.) expressing a request or wish. Also as n.: a…

That beseeches; entreating, appealing, suppliant.

Characterized by obsecration; supplicatory.

Of imploring or beseeching nature.

Characteristic or reminiscent of a suppliant or supplication. Cf. suppliant, adj.1 2.

Solicitant.

That solicits or begs earnestly; making petition or request.