Synonym: appeal, beseech, entreat, implore, plead. Similar words: begin, be good at, begin with, to begin with, at the beginning, at the beginning of. Meaning: [beg] v. 1. call upon in supplication; entreat 2. make a solicitation or entreaty for something; request urgently or persistently 3. ask to obtain free.
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61. I beg your pardon I didn't hear what you said.
62. I beg you, from the bottom of my heart, to spare his life.
63. During the Depression,many people had to beg for a living.
64. We beg the Government on bended knees not to cut this budget.
65. I beg your pardon. I think you were next in the queue.
66. I beg your pardon but the woman you're insulting happens to be my wife.
67. They have trained their dog to sit up and beg.
68. I beg your pardon, I thought that was my coat.
69. He was so poor he had to beg money from passers-by.
70. She'd beg, borrow, or steal the money for those shoes.
71. You beg him to try just one spoonful, and he clamps his mouth shut.
72. I'll have to beg Jim off from sentry duty, he's sick.
73. Oh, I beg your pardon. I thought you said 15 pence, not 50.
74. I beg to inform you that I shall leave here this afternoon.
75. She fought back the sudden urge to run to him and beg his forgiveness.
76. She had to beg for money and food for her children.
77. Many would beg to differ with his terminology.
78. I bet you beg for it on bended knees!
79. Open it, I beg of you!
80. I beg to second the motion.
81. Oh no, no tears, I beg of you.
82. Ken Howard might beg to differ.
83. I was homeless and had to beg for money.
84. The publishing industry may beg to differ.
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85. Selling some of course. I beg to differ.
86. I do beg your pardon, sir.
87. Many baseball fans in Cleveland beg to differ.
88. They used to beg to do it.
89. His experience there may beg credulity.
90. Oh, I beg your pardon. Are you all right?
More similar words: begin, be good at, begin with, to begin with, at the beginning, at the beginning of.