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Synonym for urge [verb]

The synonym urge synonymous definition words:
means "speech"
implore, beg, beseech, entreat, importune, solicit, persuade, induce
- conjugate verb urge
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urge [verb]

means "language"
allege, maintain, assert, declare, asseverate, aver

urge [verb]

means "counsel"
advise, advocate, recommend

urge [verb]

means "activity"
spur, incite, impel, goad, instigate, stimulate, activate, move

urge [verb]

means "action"
push, drive, force, impel, press, hasten

urge [noun]

means "purpose"
stimulus, impulse, reflex, drive, influence, push

urge [noun]

means "feeling"
desire, force, impulse, craving, passion, itch
Further results for the word "urge"

advocate [verb]

means "defend"
urge, promote, support, advance, uphold
- conjugate verb advocate

arouse [verb]

means "excite"
stir up, urge, titillate, provoke, incite, stimulate
- conjugate verb arouse

ask [verb]

means "invitation"
call in, suggest, urge, prompt, beckon
- conjugate verb ask

call in [verb]

means "invite"
ask, suggest, urge, prompt, beckon
- conjugate verb call in

carry [verb]

means "activity"
drive, conduct, impel, propel, urge, lead
- conjugate verb carry

coax [verb]

means "persuade"
win over, seduce, disarm, urge, convince, charm
- conjugate verb coax

conjure [verb]

means "entreat"
beg, implore, urge, adjure
- conjugate verb conjure

constrain [verb]

means "force"
coerce, compel, require, drive, urge, pressure
- conjugate verb constrain

cupidity [noun]

means "craving"
desire, passion, urge, appetite, itch, eagerness

desire [noun]

means "hunger"
hope, appetite, motive, longing, craving, urge

disarm [verb]

means "persuade"
win over, seduce, coax, urge, convince, charm
- conjugate verb disarm

drive [verb]

means "activity"
impel, urge
- conjugate verb drive
- translate drive

impel [verb]

means "motivate"
drive, urge, compel, push, spur, incite
- conjugate verb impel

impulse [noun]

means "whim"
flash, fancy, vagary, thought, urge

induce [verb]

means "persuade"
instigate, impel, incite, influence, spur, urge
- conjugate verb induce

instigation [noun]

means "stimulus"
impulse, incentive, inducement, provocation, urge, spur

invite [verb]

means "action"
tempt, attract, entice, lure, allure, urge
- conjugate verb invite

lust [noun]

means "craving"
desire, passion, urge, appetite, itch, eagerness

pressure [verb]

means "push"
press, compel, constrain, urge
- conjugate verb pressure

promote [verb]

means "assist"
advance, urge, aid, succour, patronise, patronize
- conjugate verb promote

prompt [verb]

means "activity"
incite, arouse, provoke, urge, inspire, induce
- conjugate verb prompt

propel [verb]

means "move"
launch, force, start, drive, urge
- conjugate verb propel

provocation [noun]

means "stimulus"
impulse, incentive, inducement, spur, urge, instigation

push [verb]

means "speech"
urge, drive, inspire, impel, persuade, promote
- conjugate verb push

recommend [verb]

means "suggest"
advise, prescribe, counsel, urge
- conjugate verb recommend

slide [verb]

means "activity"
urge, launch
- conjugate verb slide

solicit [verb]

means "supplicate"
beg, beseech, implore, pray, urge, seek
- conjugate verb solicit

spur [noun]

means "stimulus"
impulse, incentive, inducement, provocation, urge, instigation

stimulus [noun]

means "spur"
impulse, incentive, inducement, provocation, urge, instigation

tell [verb]

means "demand"
urge, bid, command, order
- conjugate verb tell

whim [noun]

means "impulse"
flash, fancy, vagary, thought, urge

yearning [noun]

means "hunger"
hope, appetite, motive, longing, craving, urge

urgency [noun]

means "exigency"
indigence, pinch, need, stress, neediness, necessity

urgent [adjective]

means "property"
pressing, compelling, demanding, driving, imperative, immediate

urgent [adjective]

means "characteristic"
eager, anxious, insistent, earnest, importunate

acuteness [noun]

means "severity"
fierceness, intensity, forcefulness, cleverness, urgency

cleverness [noun]

means "severity"
fierceness, intensity, forcefulness, acuteness, urgency

compulsion [noun]

means "duress"
constraint, urgency, coercion, pressure, duty, necessity

crying [adjective]

means "great"
demanding, enormous, flagrant, important, notorious, urgent

egg on [verb]

means "goad"
urge on, incite, pressure, impel, encourage, drive
- conjugate verb egg on

exigency [noun]

means "necessity"
indigence, pinch, need, stress, neediness, urgency

fierceness [noun]

means "severity"
acuteness, intensity, forcefulness, cleverness, urgency

forcefulness [noun]

means "severity"
fierceness, intensity, acuteness, cleverness, urgency

imperative [adjective]

means "essential"
important, necessary, crucial, critical, urgent, immediate

imperious [adjective]

means "mandatory"
imperative, obligatory, compulsory, necessary, urgent

incumbent [adjective]

means "obligatory"
binding, compelling, constrained, compulsory, urgent

instant [adjective]

means "immediate"
urgent, pressing, dire, imperative, burning

necessary [adjective]

means "essential"
key, obligatory, urgent, substantive, indispensable, wanted

necessity [noun]

means "exigency"
indigence, pinch, need, stress, neediness, urgency

need [noun]

means "necessity"
occasion, emergency, obligation, use, compulsion, urgency
- translate need

neediness [noun]

means "exigency"
indigence, pinch, need, stress, necessity, urgency

pressing [adjective]

means "immediate"
urgent, instant, dire, imperative, burning

pressure [noun]

means "strain"
tension, burden, urgency, obligation, demand, coercion

substantive [adjective]

means "essential"
key, obligatory, urgent, necessary, indispensable, wanted
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