The act of making earnest, emotional requests or appeals; the process of entreating someone.
From 'entreat' + the suffix -ment (denoting an action, state, or result). This creates a noun for the action and condition of entreating.
Less common than 'entreaty,' 'entreatment' emphasizes the ongoing process and act itself—it's the dynamic of pleading rather than the static request, making it feel more like an emotional interaction.
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