importunate
- s expressing earnest entreaty
an importunate job applicant
- Nor do the facts, as Bennett sees them, support Mills' version of the romance, in which she says she helped rehabilitate a broken and importunate McCartney, mourning his late wife .
- Erhard, whose past humiliations at the hands of Adenauer earned him the scornful nickname Rubber Lion, was being so distant with the press, and was handling importunate visitors .
- That is to protect her from importunate people.