"Do please drink your tea, before it cools," he said, pleadingly.
She took hold of both of his hands, and looked up at him pleadingly.
“We have been very foolish,” Lady Deringham said pleadingly.
She did not answer, so he said, pleadingly: "Don't you want to come?"
"Just tell me what you mean by your freedom," she said pleadingly.
“Then tell us your plan,” urged Amanda, while Anne looked at him pleadingly.
"You could not have all the greenhouses, but there could be plenty of flowers," he said pleadingly.
"I hope you can undertake this commission," she said pleadingly.
When I had ended, I lifted up my eyes and said pleadingly, "Now tell me, is there no hope—none?"
“Soyez sage, Mademoiselle,” he said to her pleadingly, but it was of no use.
late 13c., "the carrying on of a suit at court," verbal noun from plead (v.). Meaning "supplication, intercession" is from early 15c.
