Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Beseecher

👉 Beseecher is a German word that means someone who seeks or seeks after something, especially to obtain something. It can also refer to someone who is seeking help, support, or guidance from another person. This term is often used in religious contexts and is often associated with prayer or worship.

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👉 In English, "beseechers" can be translated as "beggars." However, in a religious context, it is not uncommon to use these terms interchangeably.

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👉 Slyly, this is the word that we call a beseecher; it's someone who will beg for someone else to do something and then offer them money or something else they want, regardless of whether the request is morally right or not.

"Once upon a time in a land far away, there was a beseecher named Ben. One day, he heard about a charity that needed help. But before he could give anything away, he came up to his benefactor and said, 'I'm begging you to take my $20 bill and just hand it over.' The benefactor looked at him for a moment and said, 'Ben, if you're such an honest person, why would you beg for my money?' Ben replied, 'Well, I don't know, but I can tell that my kindness is more valuable to me than the gift itself. And I just hope it'll be enough to save someone's life.' And so with trembling hands and a deep sigh, Ben handed over his $20 bill. The benefactor was touched by this act of generosity, and he decided to take one step further and give Ben even more money. So Ben brought another $50 bill and said, 'Here is my extra gift for you.' And so the beseecher continued to do this, asking for as much as possible from his benefactors, until finally, the benevolence reached its peak. The beseecher was a true example of someone