Impetration

Pronunciation: /ˌɪmpɪˈtreɪʃən/

Definitions of impetration

noun a formal request or petition for something, especially when made to a higher authority

Example Sentences

A1 I asked for impetration of a new library card.

A2 The impetration of a visa can sometimes be a lengthy process.

B1 The impetration of government funding for the project was successful.

B2 The impetration of justice in this case will require a thorough investigation.

C1 His impetration of forgiveness from his friend was heartfelt and sincere.

C2 The impetration of peace in the region will require diplomatic negotiations.

Examples of impetration in a Sentence

formal The lawyer's impetration of the court's decision was successful.

informal She made an impetration for a raise at work.

slang I'll impetrate with my parents to let me go to the party.

figurative His impetration for forgiveness was heartfelt and sincere.

Grammatical Forms of impetration

• past tense: impetrated
• plural: impetrations
• comparative: more impetrative
• superlative: most impetrative
• present tense: impetrates
• future tense: will impetrate
• perfect tense: has impetrated
• continuous tense: is impetrating
• singular: impetration
• positive degree: impetrative
• infinitive: to impetrate
• gerund: impetrating
• participle: impetrated

Origin and Evolution of impetration

First Known Use: 0015 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'impetration' originated from Latin, derived from the verb 'impetrare' meaning to obtain by entreaty or request.

Evolution of the word: Originally used in a religious context to refer to the act of obtaining something through prayer or supplication, the word 'impetration' has evolved to also encompass the idea of obtaining something through earnest request or petition in general.