obsecrate

ob·se·crate

transitive verb

-·crat·ed, -·crat·ing

Rare to beg for (something) or supplicate (someone); entreat

Origin of obsecrate

from Classical Latin obsecratus, past participle of obsecrare, to beseech (on religious grounds) from ob- (see ob-) + sacrare: see sacred

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Verb

(third-person singular simple present obsecrates, present participle obsecrating, simple past and past participle obsecrated)