Imploréis

Imploréis is a word of Portuguese origin, specifically the second-person plural imperative form of the verb "implorar." This verb translates to "to implore," "to beg," or "to beseech" in English. Therefore, "imploréis" directly commands or requests multiple people to implore, beg, or beseech.

In usage, "imploréis" would be directed at a group, urging them to make a fervent request or plea. The context in which it appears would determine the specific nuance of the plea. For instance, it could be used in a religious setting, asking a congregation to implore divine intervention, or in a more secular context, such as urging a group of citizens to implore their leaders for change.

The word carries a strong sense of urgency and earnestness. It suggests a situation where a strong appeal is necessary, often implying desperation or a profound need. While not a commonly used word in everyday modern Portuguese, it can still be found in literature, religious texts, or more formal and dramatic contexts. Its presence signifies a direct and emphatic call to action for a group to engage in heartfelt pleading.