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Besought vs Entreated - What's the difference?

besought | entreated |


As verbs the difference between besought and entreated

is that besought is (obsolete) (beseech) while entreated is (entreat).

Besought vs Undefined - What's the difference?

besought | undefined |


As a verb besought

is (obsolete) (beseech).

As an adjective undefined is

lacking a definition or value.

Besought vs Entreat - What's the difference?

besought | entreat |


In obsolete|lang=en terms the difference between besought and entreat

is that besought is (obsolete) (beseech) while entreat is (obsolete) to make an earnest petition or request.

As verbs the difference between besought and entreat

is that besought is (obsolete) (beseech) while entreat is (obsolete) to treat, or conduct toward; to deal with; to use.

As a noun entreat is

.

Beseech vs Besought - What's the difference?

beseech | besought |


As verbs the difference between beseech and besought

is that beseech is to beg or implore while besought is (obsolete) (beseech).

As a noun beseech

is (archaic) a request.

Besought - What does it mean?

besought | |

Besot vs Besought - What's the difference?

besot | besought |


As verbs the difference between besot and besought

is that besot is to muddle, stupefy, or act foolishly; as with alcoholic liquor or infatuation while besought is past tense of beseech.

Beseeched vs Besought - What's the difference?

beseeched | besought |


As verbs the difference between beseeched and besought

is that beseeched is past tense of beseech while besought is past tense of beseech.

Terms vs Besought - What's the difference?

terms | besought |


As a noun terms

is .

As a verb besought is

(obsolete) (beseech).

Resought vs Besought - What's the difference?

resought | besought |


As verbs the difference between resought and besought

is that resought is (reseek) while besought is (obsolete) (beseech).