If you’re praying for someone just so they’ll finally see you were right, that’s a complaint with “amen” at the end.

It is possible to dress a grievance up as concern and not notice you have done it. The giveaway is the content: you are asking for them to be corrected, which is asking to be vindicated. That is not unusual and it is worth catching, because wanting to win is not the same as wanting someone well. The two can use identical words.

Check what you are actually asking for about the person you are in conflict with. If the answer is that they admit you were right, ask instead for something good for them that costs you the argument. Then see how hard that is.