plea

/pliː/
noun 5verb 1

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1

(noun.) request

ADJ

desperate, dramatic, strong, urgent | heartfelt, impassioned, passionate | repeated | personal

VERB + PLEA

make | ignore

PREP

despite a/the ~, in spite of a/the ~

In spite of her pleas for help, nobody answered the door that night.

~ by/from

The teacher cancelled the test after receiving pleas from students.

~ for

The mother made a desperate plea for information about her missing son.

2

(noun.) statement in court

ADJ

guilty | not guilty

VERB + PLEA

enter | hear | change

accept, sustain

The judge agreed to sustain the defendant's plea of not guilty due to insufficient evidence.

support | reject

PLEA + NOUN

bargain, bargaining

PREP

~ for

The charity made a plea for donations to help families affected by the flood.

~ of

The defendant's lawyer made a plea of not guilty in the courtroom this morning.

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