pleadagain
verbUK /pliːd əˈɡɛn/
US /pliːd əˈɡɛn/
To ask for something one more time.
She had to pleadagain for a second chance after missing the deadline.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To make a repeated formal request to a court or authority.
The lawyer chose to pleadagain before the judge for a lighter sentence.
3. To urge or argue for something once more in a discussion.
He will pleadagain for the team to adopt the new plan.
4. To beg repeatedly for forgiveness or help.
The child began to pleadagain for a puppy after seeing the shelter.