Entreat for Dummies

Alright, so the word "entreat" basically means to ask someone in a very earnest and sincere way, kind of like when you really really want something and you ask very nicely for it. It's like when you really wanted that ice cream cone from the ice cream truck and you asked your parents so nicely if you could have it. It's kind of like begging, but in a polite way. So, when you entreat someone, you're really asking them to do something for you but in a very respectful and earnest manner. It's like when you really want something and you ask in a really nice way.

Another way to think of the word "entreat" is like when you really want to convince someone to do something for you, and you ask them very sincerely and with a lot of emotion. It's like when you really want to go to the beach and you ask your parents if you can go because it's a really warm and sunny day and you really want to have fun there. You're kind of pleading with them in a nice way to let you do something.

So, in a nutshell, "entreat" means to ask someone in a very earnest and sincere way, like when you really want something and you ask very nicely for it, or when you really want to convince someone to do something for you and you ask them very sincerely and with a lot of emotion.