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Meanings of supplicant in English
Synonyms
Examples for "petitioner"
Examples for "petitioner"
1
Ijaz Butt should also be included in the probe, the petitioner said.
2
Most frequently, we request tax documents from your petitioner or other sponsor.
3
One day a petitioner placed a paper in his hand and vanished.
4
The petitioner was blinking, and dived into her mantle for her handkerchief.
5
The petitioner fell on her knees, and, extending her arms, said huskily:
1
The request is usually made when the requester thinks the requestee is attractive.
2
In handing down his judgment Mr Murphy said unreasonable or unco-operative behaviour by a requester.
3
These include a recommendation that the answer to such a request be given directly to the requester first.
4
A regard for the requester would often make one readily yield to a request, without waiting for arguments to reason one into it.
5
Wondering what this could be for, I contacted the requester, Jonathan Gill, who told me what he plans on doing with the data.
Usage of supplicant in English
1
You must speak to them as equal, or even better, as supplicant.
2
Mr. Sheldon the younger contemplated the supplicant with looks of undisguised gratification.
3
He could not abide the picture of himself as a vulnerable supplicant.
4
You're not to touch the supplicant in any way during the testing.
5
He dropped to his knees like a supplicant preparing to abase himself.
6
Each was divided into two cubicles, one for supplicant, one for priest.
7
He gazed down into his own upturned palms, chalk white and supplicant.
8
I come as a supplicant to ask a favor of you.
9
This time Washington is in the unaccustomed position of a supplicant.
10
But take off the jewel; a supplicant should make no display.
11
As supplicant at the door of the IMF 20 years later?
12
General Heatherstone looked keenly at the supplicant, but was silent to his appeal.
13
Once I made the switch, I was no longer a supplicant.
14
Fear made a supplicant draft to the utmost of her abilities.
15
The secret, O innocent supplicant, is that there is no secret.
16
The most humble supplicant of your Serenity, the University of learning at Oxford.
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Translations for supplicant
Portuguese
Supplicant through the time
Supplicant across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common