Definition of Imploringly. Meaning of Imploringly. Synonyms of Imploringly

- scroll and holds it over a fire until an old priest reaches for them imploringly. Pompey relents and hands the scroll to the old man, who takes it. Pompey...
- four young children emerge from two tree stumps and reach up to her imploringly. Janna looks down at her children while her raised right arm has turned...
- as a lamenting figure representing Antwerp points at him and looks imploringly out at the Viceroy, whilst beside her lie a sleeping sailor and a river...
- looking for wildlife, but finds only a sweetly crisp vocal line, looking imploringly destitute. The lush singing creams off the top layer of jaggedness, defusing...
- often standing alone like giant spectres, held up their bleached heads imploringly to the sky. Once a gully opened out upon a dark level wall of stiff kahikateas...
- falls disheveled over their faces, and their gaze is, someone repeated imploringly, “like a St. Bernard dog". I experienced many terrible things from my...
- far right are people of other countries shackled and dejected looking imploringly towards Britannia holding a flag, symbolic of liberty and protection...
- barges ferociously through seamless runs on 'The Wizard'; and calls imploringly in a tone somewhere between an imp****ioned singer and a microtonal viola...
- calmly a picture which demands our attention insatiably, melancholically, imploringly, aggressively, like mute suffering condemned to silence and strictly...
- cantus. Throughout the whole piece, Górecki marks the term 'błagalnie' (imploringly), a commentary on the text - in itself from the Psalms (Ps. 105:47) and...