gentleask
verbUK /ˈdʒentlˌɑːsk/
US /ˈdʒentlˌæsk/
To ask for something in a soft and kind way.
She gave a gentleask for help with her heavy bag.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A polite and mild request.
His gentleask for a day off was quickly approved.
3. To invite someone in a warm and calm manner.
They gentleasked the neighbors to join the picnic.
4. To seek information without pressure.
The teacher gentleasked the shy student about her weekend.