"Pleaders" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Pleaders" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers

Pleaders

"Pleaders" Meaning

People who plead, particularly in a legal sense, or those who act as mediators or advocates, persuading others through words.

"Pleaders" Examples

Usage Examples of "Plead"

1. Formal PetitionThe environmental pleaders argued passionately in front of the court to compel the government to take immediate action to reduce pollution.##

2. Beg or ImploreThe poor victim began pleading to the thief, please, take whatever you want but spare my child.###

3. Official SolicitationThe lawyers are awaiting the decision of the court to intervene in defense of their clients after the prison pleaders apply for bail.#### 4. Legal AdvocateThe court noted the meticulous pleader's slogans as she highlighted the inconsistencies in the rival company's defense.#### 5. Urgent PrayerIn a pending hearing, the defense pleaders pleaded with the judge not to pass a severe sentence due to extenuating circumstances.

"Pleaders" Similar Words

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Plaza

A commercially or socially prominent public square, often containing shops, restaurants, or other attractions.

Plazas

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Plea

Plead

Pleaded

Appealed or begged in a humble manner, often in a manner that suggests a strong desire or sense of urgency to be granted the thing requested.

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Pleading

Pleadingly

Collateral1. written or oral arguments presented to a court or other tribunal to persuade it to decide in favor of the party presenting them.2. The formal written statements setting out the grounds on which a person sues another to court.Example: "her palimony claim had been accepted as part of the pleadings".Origin: late 15th century: from Latin placiativus, from placitum, plea.

Pleads

To beg or appeal humbly and earnestly, especially in a difficult situation, for something such as help or mercy.