IPA: //bɪˈsiːtʃ//
KK: /bɪˈsiːtʃ/
To make a serious and urgent request to someone, often asking for help or support.
I beseech you to listen to my plea for assistance.
Past: beseeched
Past Participle: beseeched
Beseech → It is formed from "be-" (meaning about or around) and "sēcan" (from Old English, meaning to seek). The word "beseech" means to seek someone earnestly or urgently, often with a sense of pleading.
Think of earnestly 'seeking' ('sēcan') someone 'around' ('be-') — that's why beseech means to urgently ask or plead.