Difference between Prays and Implore

PRAYS vs IMPLORE: NOUN

To call upon, or for, in supplication; to beseech; to pray to, or for, earnestly; to petition with urgency; to entreat; to beg; -- followed directly by the word expressing the thing sought, or the person from whom it is sought.

To call upon in supplication; beseech or entreat; pray or petition earnestly.
To pray or beg for earnestly; seek to obtain by supplication or entreaty: as, to implore aid or pardon.
Synonyms Request, Beg, etc. See ask and solicit.
To supplicate; entreat.
Call upon in supplication
Entreat

Kneels, Worships, Rejoices, Grieves, Weeps, Blesses, Requests, Sends, Reads, Wishes, Preaches, Meditates, Prayers, Beg, Implore

Applaud, Supplicate, Exhort, Entreat, Requests, Petition, Appeal, Crave, Plead, Please, Ask, Beseech, Urge, Pray, Beg

Ministering, Consecrates, Pities, Relives, Elopes, Hears, Remarries, Cherishes, Sleeps, Mourns, Sings, Reads, Prayers, Beg, Implore

Instruct, Applaud, Supplicate, Exhort, Entreat, Petition, Appeal, Crave, Plead, Please, Ask, Beseech, Urge, Pray, Beg

His body aches, he prays for divine intervention.
Complains to God and prays for deliverance, ver.
And prays his presence to adorn her feast.
Godly wisdom, by prays and asking GOD ALMIGHTY.
Read these prays our loud or in silence.
So He prays for exactly the right thing.
The coach prays a lot, and this team needs someone who prays a lot.
Rollick prays the rosary, and prays for the recipient, as she lays out designs in hot wax, then applies the dyes.
How one prays in form and content, at times, can mean the same thing as the objective for which he prays.
The natural man prays, but prays according to his own will, fancy and desire.