The Collaborative International Dictionary
Beseechment \Be*seech"ment\, n.
The act of beseeching or entreating earnestly. [R.]
--Goodwin.
Usage examples of "beseechment".
Kneeling in beseechment, Avila raised his blood-flecked arms toward the heavens and asked Change to please strike Snapper dead as a fucking doornail for screwing up the roofer scam.
Reverend Robertson's squinting visage vaporized in a gout of acrid blue smoke, and his whiny beseechment faded in a sprinkle of falling glass.
She balks at the opening moans, her little "MIA" full of betrayal and beseechment.
Even before the resonances of the horn's beseechment had faded from the changeless air, Angavar High King was no longer present.
Your Vain we have imprisoned, and no foolish beseechment or petty mortal indignation will effect his release.
From the chronicle of Colon: In beseechment of the truth in the heart of the Feathered One.