impetrate

As verbs the difference between adjure and impetrate

is that adjure is to issue a formal command, especially in a legal context while impetrate is to obtain (something) by asking for it; to procure upon request.

As an adjective impetrate is

obtained by entreaty.

As verbs the difference between impetrate and pleading

is that impetrate is to obtain (something) by asking for it; to procure upon request while pleading is .

As adjectives the difference between impetrate and pleading

is that impetrate is (obsolete) obtained by entreaty while pleading is that pleads.

As a noun pleading is

the act of making a plea.

As verbs the difference between implore and impetrate

is that implore is while impetrate is to obtain (something) by asking for it; to procure upon request.

As an adjective impetrate is

(obsolete) obtained by entreaty.

As verbs the difference between impetrated and impetrate

is that impetrated is (impetrate) while impetrate is to obtain (something) by asking for it; to procure upon request.

As an adjective impetrate is

(obsolete) obtained by entreaty.

In obsolete|lang=en terms the difference between imperate and impetrate

is that imperate is (obsolete) done by express direction; not involuntary; commanded while impetrate is (obsolete) obtained by entreaty.

As adjectives the difference between imperate and impetrate

is that imperate is (obsolete) done by express direction; not involuntary; commanded while impetrate is (obsolete) obtained by entreaty.

As a verb impetrate is

to obtain (something) by asking for it; to procure upon request.