Calling
Calling noun - The act of putting an end to something planned or previously agreed to.
Plea and calling are semantically related in supplication topic. In some cases you can use "Plea" instead a noun "Calling".
Plea
Plea noun - An earnest request.
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Synonyms for Plea
Calling and plea are semantically related in supplication topic. Sometimes you can use "Calling" instead a noun "Plea".
Nearby Word: pleading
How words are described
Both words in one sentence
- And despite calling the police to inform them of what she did (saying that her husband "deserved it"), she recently entered a Not Guilty plea.
Source: Groin Attack / Real Life - Troll: Garrosh spends most of his time screwing around with people, such as refusing to enter a plea either way and calling the trial more entertaining than the Darkmoon Faire.
Source: Literature / War Crimes -
May be a Fate Worse Than Death, calling for a Mercy Kill or I Cannot Self-Terminate when the hero comes upon the victim — the victim is likely to plead for death even if the hero can save him, but the hero is (obviously) prone to override the plea and drag him out of there, if he can.
Source: Cold-Blooded Torture
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