0 past simple and past participle of pray --
1 to speak to a god either privately or in a religious ceremony in order to express love, admiration, or thanks or in order to ask for something: --
Profound disappointment is experienced by those who have prayed, perhaps an entire congregation.
Our parents told us to pray, so when it was time to pray, we prayed, but we didn't attach as much importance to it then as we do now.
Secondly, anything could have been prayed for, so the fact that the child's survival could have been prayed for cannot be relevant to its being a miracle.
He sat next to her body and prayed for several minutes.
She remembered her (surviving) son's serious illnesses throughout his childhood and early adult life and how she prayed and couldn't understand why he suffered.
But there were actually two people, two people who prayed in our village here, otherwise nobody else prayed here.
It is unlikely that the majority of those whose souls were being prayed for possessed such foresight.
That events should occur because they were prayed for is no recognized account in natural science.
