intercede

IPA: ɪntɝsˈid

Examples of "intercede" in Sentences

'intercede' two brothers walking down the sidewalk.
In big swaths of the country people felt that the federal government had no constitutional right to intercede in their jurisdiction.
We thought Khomeini would probably intercede and free the hostages, or at least talk to us about finding some way to negotiate a settlement.
Paulson doesn't address this subject - and he doesn't go too deeply into what it means to say, as Catholics do, that the saints "intercede" for "those who seek their help."
We 'intercede' with God for the harm they have done us - not with the focus being on the harm we have suffered but on the condemnation from God they have earned by doing us harm.
Wallace was campaigning on peace with the Soviets, and that night he defended the Communists by saying Czechoslovakia was having a rightist coup and the Soviets had no choice but to intercede.