IPA: /ɪmˈplɔːrə/
KK: /ɪmˈplɔːrər/
A person who begs or pleads earnestly for something.
The implorer knelt down and asked for mercy.
Implorer is formed from "implorare" (meaning to cry out for help) which comes from the Latin "in-" (meaning upon) and "plorare" (meaning to weep or cry). The word describes someone who is crying out for assistance or pleading earnestly.
Think of someone 'crying out for help' — 'in-' means upon, and 'plorare' means to cry. This helps you remember that an implorer is someone who earnestly pleads or begs.