Urge синонимы

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  1. urgeverb

    Synonyms:
    stimulate, incite, impel, animate, encourage, instigate

  2. urgeverb

    A strong desire; an itch to do something.

    Synonyms:
    incite, animate, impel, instigate, encourage, stimulate

  3. urgeverb

    To press the mind or will of; to ply with motives, arguments, persuasion, or importunity.

    Synonyms:
    stimulate, impel, incite, animate, instigate, encourage

  4. urgeverb

    To provoke; to exasperate.

    Synonyms:
    incite, encourage, impel, stimulate, animate, instigate

  5. urgeverb

    To present in an urgent manner; to insist upon.

    Synonyms:
    encourage, animate, incite, impel, stimulate, instigate

  6. urgeverb

    : To treat with forcible means; to take severe or violent measures with; as, to urge an ore with intense heat.

    Synonyms:
    stimulate, incite, impel, animate, encourage, instigate

  7. urgeverb

    To press onward or forward.

    Synonyms:
    incite, instigate, stimulate, animate, impel, encourage

  8. urgeverb

    To be pressing in argument; to insist; to persist.

    Synonyms:
    encourage, instigate, impel, incite, stimulate, animate

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  1. urge

    To influence (Latin in, in or into, and fluo, flow) is to affect, modify, or act upon by physical, mental, or moral power, especially in some gentle, subtle, and gradual way; as, vegetation is influenced by light; every one is influenced to some extent by public opinion; influence is chiefly used of power acting from without, tho it may be used of motives regarded as forces acting upon the will. Actuate refers solely to mental or moral power impelling one from within. One may influence, but can not directly actuate another; but one may be actuated to cruelty by hatred which another’s misrepresentation has aroused. Prompt and stir are words of mere suggestion toward some course of action; dispose, draw, incline, influence, and lead refer to the use of mild means to awaken in another a purpose or disposition to act. To excite is to arouse one from lethargy or indifference to action. Incite and instigate, to spur or goad one to action, differ in the fact that incite may be to good, while instigate is always to evil (compare ABET). To urge and impel signify to produce strong excitation toward some act. We are urged from without, impelled from within. Drive and compel imply irresistible influence accomplishing its object. One may be driven either by his own passions or by external force or urgency; one is compelled only by some external power; as, the owner was compelled by his misfortunes to sell his estate. Compare COMPEL; DRIVE.

    Synonyms:
    actuate, compel, dispose, draw, drive, excite, impel, incite, incline, induce, influence, instigate, lead, move, persuade, prompt, stir, sway

    Antonyms:
    deter, discourage, dissuade, hinder, impede, inhibit, prevent, restrain, retard

    Preposition:
    Actuated to crime by revenge.

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  1. urge

    Synonyms:
    press, push, drive, impel, propel, force, importune, solicit, animate, incite, instigate, stimulate, hasten, expedite, accelerate, despatch

    Antonyms:
    repress, bold, retain, inhibit, coerce, restrain, cohibit, hinder, retard, discourage, damp, obstruct

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  1. urge, impulsenoun

    an instinctive motive

    «profound religious impulses»

    Synonyms:
    pulsing, whim, nerve impulse, nervous impulse, impetus, momentum, impulsion, caprice, pulse, neural impulse, impulse, pulsation, itch

  2. urge, itchverb

    a strong restless desire

    «why this urge to travel?»

    Synonyms:
    itch, impulse, itchiness, itching, scabies

  3. urge, urge on, press, exhortverb

    force or impel in an indicated direction

    «I urged him to finish his studies»

    Synonyms:
    weigh, fight, beseech, agitate, press out, conjure, urge on, root on, bid, constrict, press, weight-lift, iron out, exhort, iron, weightlift, campaign, barrack, advocate, entreat, compact, squeeze, compress, pep up, recommend, adjure, contract, inspire, crusade, push, cheer

  4. recommend, urge, advocateverb

    push for something

    «The travel agent recommended strongly that we not travel on Thanksgiving Day»

    Synonyms:
    inspire, exhort, root on, press, preach, commend, urge on, recommend, pep up, barrack, cheer, advocate

  5. cheer, root on, inspire, urge, barrack, urge on, exhort, pep upverb

    spur on or encourage especially by cheers and shouts

    «The crowd cheered the demonstrating strikers»

    Synonyms:
    jeer, juice up, animate, pep up, press, scoff, root on, enliven, cheer, urge on, instigate, flout, advocate, invigorate, inspire, exalt, ginger up, exhort, hearten, jolly along, prompt, revolutionize, jazz up, recreate, cheer up, barrack, recommend, inhale, chirk up, embolden, breathe in, revolutionise, jolly up, gibe

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  1. urgeverb

    Synonyms:
    push, press, impel, drive, force onward, push on, press on

  2. urgeverb

    Synonyms:
    solicit, importune, beg, entreat, beseech, implore, conjure

  3. urgeverb

    Synonyms:
    incite, animate, encourage, instigate, stimulate, goad, spur

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  1. List of paraphrases for «urge»:

    urges, urged, urging, invite, ask, encourage, call, appeal, exhort, insist

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How to use urge in a sentence?

  1. Raul Grijalva:

    Governor Rossello has little time and much to do to restore public faith in his government, and I urge him to take a housecleaning approach as quickly and thoroughly as possible.

  2. Gavin Newsom:

    I urge all of you living in Florida to join the fight — or join us in California, where we still believe in freedom : Freedom of speech, freedom to choose, freedom from hate, and the freedom to love, don’t let them take your freedom.

  3. Jared Taylor with American Renaissance:

    I’m Jared Taylor with American Renaissance, i urge you to vote for Donald Trump because Donald Trump is the one candidate who points out that we should accept immigrants who are good for America. We don’t need Muslims. We need smart, well-educated white people who will assimilate to our culture. Vote Donald Trump.

  4. Fanta Doumbia:

    Our organizations urge the Senegalese government to present the draft law on abortion in the National Assembly as soon as possible.

  5. Peter Greenberger:

    It’s not a coincidence that we are here now, this seems to be a moment in time where Chinese corporations really feel the urge to be global and in fact, there’s even a mandate from the government saying ‘go global’, which is exciting.


Translations for urge

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  • حثArabic
  • anspornen, Drang, provozieren, treiben, drängen, mahnenGerman
  • παρόρμηση, παροτρύνωGreek
  • urĝiEsperanto
  • aguijar, impulso, ahincar, apresurar, incitar, impeler, presionar, alentar, provocar, empujar, impulsar, jalear, espolear, aguijonear, urgir, ansiaSpanish
  • kiirehtiä, halu, raivostuttaa, vietti, painostaa, ajaa, hinku, kehottaa, vaatiaFinnish
  • provoquer, pousser, insister, inciter, pulsionFrench
  • coitichScottish Gaelic
  • sürget, nógat, serkent, siettet, szorgalmaz, unszol, ösztökél, ösztönözHungarian
  • pulsioneItalian
  • 催促, 願望, せきたてる, 衝動, 急き立てるJapanese
  • hortorLatin
  • skubinātLatvian
  • ungaungaMāori
  • aandrift, aansporen, drang, aandrangDutch
  • trangNorwegian
  • insistir, urgir, impelir, provocar, comichãoPortuguese
  • провоцировать, убеждать, подстрекать, желание, побуждение, подстёгивать, толчок, советовать, подталкивать, подгонять, побуждатьRussian
  • porivSerbo-Croatian
  • uppmanaSwedish
  • hanjamuSwahili
  • వత్తిడి, ముందుకు నెట్టు, కోపము తెచ్చు, త్వరపెట్టు, వాదించు, బలవంత పెట్టు, వత్తిడి తెచ్చుTelugu
  • ittirmekTurkish

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  • urge [ɜːʤ] гл

    1. побуждать, призывать, призвать, принуждать, побудить, подталкивать, подтолкнуть, понуждать

      (encourage, force)

      • urge the government – призвать правительство
    2. убеждать, уговаривать, убедить, упрашивать, упросить

      (convince, persuade, beg, ask)

    3. настаивать

      (insist)

    4. подстегивать, подстегнуть, понукать

      (spur, goad)

    5. настоятельно призвать, настоятельно просить

    6. настоятельно рекомендовать, настоятельно советовать

      (strongly recommend, strongly advise)

    7. погонять

      (drive)

  • urge [ɜːʤ] сущ

    1. побуждениеср, желаниеср, стремлениеср, позывм, порывм

      (impulse, desire)

      • inner urge – внутреннее побуждение
      • sudden urge – внезапное желание
      • instinctive urge – инстинктивное стремление
      • strong urge – сильный позыв
      • creative urge – творческий порыв
    2. настоятельный призыв

      (urgent appeal)

    3. тягаж

      (craving)

  • urge [ɜːʤ] прил

    1. настоятельный

      (urgent)

noun
побуждение motivation, impulse, prompting, urge, motive, inducement
импульс pulse, momentum, impulse, impetus, impact, urge
толчок push, impetus, impulse, thrust, kick, urge
сильное желание yearning, desire, urge, aspiration, hunger, lech
verb
убеждать urge, assure, convince, persuade, exhort, argue
побуждать urge, incite, motivate, induce, impel, prompt
настаивать на urge, stick out for
подгонять match, urge, hurry, rush, prod, goad
понуждать urge, hustle, urge on, press to
подстрекать instigate, incite, encourage, abet, goad, urge
настоятельно советовать urge
нукать urge
надоедать bother, annoy, nag, bore, pall, urge
твердить одно и то же harp on, urge

Синонимы (v1)

Синонимы (v2)

  • urge гл

    • encourage · incite · urge on · induce · motivate · whip up
    • desire · impulse · craving · longing · thirst
    • recommend · advise
    • exhort · impel · persuade · convince · compel · insist · assure · reassure
    • advocate

noun

  • desire, wish, need, compulsion, longing, yearning, hankering, craving, appetite, hunger, thirst, fancy, impulse, impetus, yen, itch
  • itch
  • impulse

verb

  • encourage, exhort, enjoin, press, entreat, implore, call on, appeal to, beg, plead with, coax, egg on, prod, prompt, spur, goad, incite, push, pressure, pressurize, adjure, beseech
  • spur (on), force, drive, impel, propel
  • advise, counsel, advocate, recommend, suggest, advance
  • recommend, advocate
  • exhort, urge on, press
  • exhort, urge on, pep up, cheer, inspire, barrack

Предложения со словом «urge»

When one realizes that life, even in the middle of so many contradictions, is a gift, that love is the source and the meaning of life, how can they withhold their urge to do good to another fellow being?

Тот, кто понимает, что наша жизнь со всеми её противоречиями — это дар и что любовь есть источник и смысл жизни, как сможет он подавить в себе желание нести добро людям?

So is that a project you would urge on liberals, if you like — progressives — to rethink the ground rules around political correctness and accept a little more uncomfortable language in certain circumstances?

Значит, вы предлагаете либералам — если хотите, прогрессивным, — пересмотреть основные правила касаемо политической корректности и признать неприятную доселе манеру в сложившихся обстоятельствах?

We’re seeing more the urge to keep people off campus, silence them, keep them away.

Людей стараются отдалить от кампусов, заставить молчать, держаться подальше.

I can’t resist the joyous urge

Я не могу сопротивляться радостному желанию

Any sensation of rectal pressure or the urge to push?

Есть ощущение давления внутри прямой кишки или желание тужиться?

The creative urge, which can only find an outlet in spending.

Страсть к творчеству, которая находит выход только в том, чтобы тратить, тратить и тратить.

Our urge to trust our senses overpowers what our measuring devices tell us about the actual nature of reality.

Наша привычка доверять восприятию пересиливает то, что говорят наши приборы о фактическом характере реальности.

He would urge you to put your anger to good use.

Он настоял бы на том, чтобы вы нашли для вашего гнева достойное применение.

Go back in time and urge my mother to rethink her choice of husband?

Вернёшься в прошлое и убедишь мою мать хорошенько подумать при выборе мужа?

I urge you not to make the fatal mistake of believing that lie.

Очень прошу вас не совершать роковой ошибки, не верить в эту ложь.

I’d urge him to think it through carefully, but I would respect his decision.

Я посоветовал бы ему хорошенько подумать, но я бы уважал его решение.

Teppic felt an overpowering urge to tell him all about his life and hopes and dreams.

Теппик почувствовал непреодолимое стремление рассказать Эндосу всю свою жизнь, все сны и мечты.

And I’d feel a strong, almost overwhelming urge to steal it.

И тогда я почувствовала очень сильное, почти непреодолимое, желание украсть его.

He fought off the overwhelming urge to run, to flee somewhere, anywhere.

Он боролся с непреодолимым, настойчивым желанием убежать куда угодно, исчезнуть.

It’s all happening because I’m completely ignoring every urge towards common sense and good judgment I’ve ever had.

Так получилось, потому что я совершенно игнорировал каждое побуждение к здравому смыслу и хорошему суждению.

I urge you to speak before the full senate.

Всё же я настаиваю, чтобы именно вы выступили перед сенатом.

But the selectmen urge you to leave Salem and never come back.

Но члены магистрата настаивают на том, чтобы ты покинул Салем и не возвращался.

Did the Voice always urge you to follow the army?

Разве голос всегда настаивал, чтобы ты не отлучалась от войска?

I urge you to quit this place and come to London.

Я настаиваю, чтобы ты покинула это место и вернулась в Лондон.

Professor Freud claims that the sexual drive arises from a simple urge towards pleasure.

Профессор Фрейд утверждает, что сексуальное влечение возникает от жажды удовольствия.

I strongly urge the court to exercise control and not permit testimony without cross-examination.

Я настоятельно призываю суд взять на себя контроль и не допустить показаний без перекрёстного допроса.

I urge you to impose probation and community service in lieu of jail time.

Я прошу испытательный срок и общественные работы вместо тюремного заключения.

We had a sudden urge to go horseback riding, and you did say that we would be welcome anytime.

Нам вдруг захотелось покататься верхом, а ты говорил, что нам здесь рады в любое время.

We have neither the time nor the urge to organize recitals.

У нас нет ни времени, ни желания устраивать концерты .

Khumalo’s face had gone completely expressionless momentarily, and Medusa suppressed an urge to chuckle.

Лицо же Хумало моментально потеряло всякое выражение, и Медуза подавила желание рассмеяться.

One night he felt an incredible urge to pet and hold one.

Однажды ему вдруг страстно захотелось погладить и прижать зверя к груди.

An atavistic urge, brought to the surface by this sudden and deplorable miscegenation.

Атавистические побуждения , проявившиеся в результате случайного и прискорбного смешанного брака.

I feel duty-bound to urge you, to cooperate with the U.S. government.

По долгу службы обязан посоветовать вам сотрудничать с правительством США.

She was awarded $50,000 for a crash that left her with a demonic sex urge.

Ей присудили 50 000 долларов за аварию, в результате которой она помешалась на сексе.

Sweat beaded on her forehead and she resisted the urge to wipe it away.

На лбу выступили капельки пота, но Анни справилась с желанием немедленно вытереть их.

I urge you to confess to the murder of Aldous Kemp and save an innocent young man from the gallows.

Призываю вас сознаться в убийстве Олдоса Кемпа и спасти от виселицы невиновного молодого человека.

She wanted more than anything to get up and run but refused to give in to the cowardly urge.

Больше всего сейчас ей хотелось вскочить и убежать, но она сдержала свой трусливый порыв.

He had to resist the urge, to take her into his arms and comfort her.

Лукас подавил в себе порыв заключить ее в свои объятия и успокоить.

Etain fought an urge to walk across to Skirata and hug him.

Этейн подавила порыв броситься к Скирате и обнять его.

Fighting with my civilized urge to be of some help to these people was an instinct that told me to keep clear.

С моим цивилизованным порывом помочь всем этим людям сражался инстинкт, который приказывал держаться в стороне.

I wind this dial, which contracts the strings that will turn these gears and urge the cart onwards.

Я закручу этот диск, который натянет нити, которые запустят шестерёнки, и наша тележка поедет.

You’ve stated that there’s plenty of room for a child — and that you have an urge to help…

Вы указали, что у вас много места для ребёнка и есть желание помочь…

A letter arrived from Mr. Churchill to urge his nephew’s instant return.

От мистера Черчилла пришло письмо, призывающее племянника немедля ехать назад.

There are mindless things that urge one to do rishathra with them.

Есть глупые существа, которые заставляют всех заниматься с ними РИШАТРА.

My master bids me give you this wand, and trebly urge you to take it with you.

Мой хозяин попросил передать тебе этот жезл и троекратное настоятельное пожелание взять его с собой.

With an effort she resisted the urge to loosen her grip and change position.

Она с трудом подавила желание отпустить его и сменить позу.

Sunflower couldn’t resist the urge to take the baby into her arms.

Подсолнух не выдержала и вновь протянула руки к девочке.

Mrs. Higgler made a noise like a kettle suppressing the urge to boil.

Миссис Хигглер издала странный придушенный звук, точно чайник, подавляющий в себе желание закипеть.

I’d like to urge all of our viewers to stay away…

Я бы хотел побудить всех наших зрителей держаться подальше…

Smiling as she discussed the Freemasons, the sovereignty of the people, and the urge toward spiritual perfection.

Улыбающуюся, обсуждающую вопросы масонства, народовластия, стремления к духовному совершенству.

The urge to return home was implanted in your genetic makeup.

Стремление вернуться домой было имплантировано в вашу генетическую структуру.

The urge to attack came over them suddenly and inexplicably.

Стремление напасть пришло им в голову внезапно и неожиданно.

She found herself with a strong urge to walk around the pavilion boxing ears.

Ей сильно захотелось по пути в шатер надрать им всем уши.

But like a parent who has lost his child at the village fair and then found him again, the urge to both hug and smack tugged at him.

Словно родитель, потерявший и счастливо нашедший чадо на деревенской ярмарке, захотел расцеловать и отшлепать.

She forced herself to stay where she was, though the urge to back away from him was nearly overpowering.

Она усилием воли заставила себя оставаться на месте, хотя желание попятиться назад было едва преодолимым.

What director sterling is saying Is that we want to urge you to reconsider One more time.

Директор Стерлинг хочет сказать что мы настоятельно рекомендуем вам пересмотреть свое решение еще раз.

Weakness surged through her like a tide, and she fought the urge to sink down against the wall and sob.

Слабость волнами накатывала на нее, и она боролась с желанием прислониться к стене и разрыдаться.

It had been since the dawn of man to discover the most fundamental urge to innovate and cross borders.

Она была с самого начала человеку открыть для себя самые основные призываем к новаторству и пересечения границы.

We urge all Bosnian political actors to become part of the process and to participate fully.

Мы настоятельно призываем всех политических субъектов в Боснии стать частью этого процесса и принять в нем самое полное участие.

In this respect, we urge other Member States to become party to that important Agreement.

В этой связи мы настоятельно призываем другие государства — члены присоединиться к этому важному Соглашению.

We urge the Tribunal to continue such efforts and to reduce delays as much as possible.

Мы настоятельно призываем Трибунал продолжить эти усилия в целях устранения задержек в максимально возможной степени.

When you feel the urge to climb into a church tower to shout obscenities at passers-by while the beam in your own eye tires your neck.

Когда ты чувствуешь побуждение забраться на церковную башню чтобы кричать непристойности прохожим в то время как бревно в твоем глазу утомляет твою шею.

We urge Member States to display the necessary political will to finalize and adopt the comprehensive convention on international terrorism.

Мы настоятельно призываем государства — члены к проявлению необходимой политической воли для окончательной доработки и принятия всеобъемлющей конвенции по вопросу о международном терроризме.

In welcoming this positive development, we urge them to display the necessary political will and good faith to bring their negotiations to full fruition.

Приветствуя это позитивное событие, мы обращаемся к сторонам с настоятельным призывом продемонстрировать необходимые политическую волю и добросовестность, с тем чтобы ведущиеся между ними переговоры увенчались полным успехом.

We continue to urge other Conference members to display equal flexibility in our collective efforts to break the deadlock that has persisted for far too long.

Мы по — прежнему призываем остальных членов Конференции также продемонстрировать гибкость в ходе наших коллективных усилий, направленных на преодоление этой продолжающейся в течение нескольких лет тупиковой ситуации.

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[ ˈɜːd͡ʒ], [ ˈɜːd‍ʒ], [ ˈɜː_dʒ]

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    Similar words for urge:

    • other relevant words (adjective)

    • appetite (noun)

    • aspiration (noun)

    • barrack (noun)

    • cheer (noun)

    • compulsion (noun)

    • craving (noun)

    • desire (noun)

    • egg on (noun)

    • excitement (noun)

    • goad (noun)

    • hankering (noun)

    • impulse (noun)

    • incentive (noun)

    • inclination (noun)

    • instinct (noun)

    • intuitiveness (noun)

    • invitation (noun)

    • longing (noun)

    • lust (noun)

    • mind (noun)

    • motive (noun)

    • other relevant words (noun)

    • passion (noun)

    • pep up (noun)

    • request (noun)

    • spur (noun)

    • very strong desire (noun)

    • whim (noun)

    • will (noun)

    • wish (noun)

    • advance (verb)

    • advise (verb)

    • advocate (verb)

    • animate (verb)

    • appeal (verb)

    • ask (verb)

    • beg (verb)

    • beg, push for, encourage (verb)

    • cajole (verb)

    • carry (verb)

    • caution (verb)

    • coax (verb)

    • coerce (verb)

    • communication (verb)

    • compel (verb)

    • conjure up (verb)

    • constrain (verb)

    • contend (verb)

    • counsel (verb)

    • demand (verb)

    • disarm (verb)

    • egg on (verb)

    • enforce (verb)

    • enjoin (verb)

    • entreat (verb)

    • expedite (verb)

    • force (verb)

    • goad (verb)

    • hasten (verb)

    • hurry (verb)

    • impel (verb)

    • implore (verb)

    • incite (verb)

    • induce (verb)

    • influence (verb)

    • insist (verb)

    • inspire (verb)

    • instigate (verb)

    • inveigle (verb)

    • invite (verb)

    • lobby (verb)

    • motivate (verb)

    • move (verb)

    • nag (verb)

    • persuade (verb)

    • petition (verb)

    • pray (verb)

    • preach (verb)

    • predispose (verb)

    • press (verb)

    • promote (verb)

    • promote or propose an idea (verb)

    • prompt (verb)

    • propose (verb)

    • propound (verb)

    • quicken (verb)

    • rally (verb)

    • reason (verb)

    • recommend (verb)

    • request (verb)

    • rouse (verb)

    • speed (verb)

    • stimulate (verb)

    • stir (verb)

    • submit (verb)

    • sweet-talk (verb)

    • thrust (verb)

    • warn (verb)

    • other synonyms
    • advise

    • appeal

    • carry

    • caution

    • coax

    • compel

    • conjure up

    • contend

    • egg on

    • expedite

    • flatter

    • hasten

    • influence

    • insist

    • inveigle

    • move

    • other relevant words

    • persuade

    • petition

    • reason

    • speed

    • warn

    How to use «urge» in context?

    Paraphrases
    for urge

    Hyponyms for urge

    Antonyms for urge

    Hypernyms for urge

    • adj.

      Other relevant words: (adjective)

      • feeling.
    • n.

      • continue.

      appetite (noun)

      • Gluttonies,
      • gluttony,
      • Propensities,
      • zeal,
      • big eyes.

      aspiration (noun)

      • fire the belly,
      • fire belly.

      barrack (noun)

      • barrack.

      cheer (noun)

      • cheer.

      compulsion (noun)

      • incitement,
      • coercion,
      • intimidation,
      • duress,
      • motivation.

      craving (noun)

      • munchy,
      • hurtings.

      desire (noun)

      • greed,
      • Ardency,
      • expectation,
      • covetousness,
      • acquisitiveness,
      • fondness,
      • thirst,
      • hunger,
      • amorousness,
      • eagerness,
      • hope,
      • need,
      • yearning.

      egg on (noun)

      • egg.

      excitement (noun)

      • motivations,
      • TODO,
      • stimulus,
      • melodrama,
      • to do,
      • excitation,
      • melodramas,
      • wildness.

      goad (noun)

      • in citations,
      • in-citations,
      • in-citation,
      • in citation.

      hankering (noun)

      • pinings,
      • drutherses.

      impulse (noun)

      • excitant,
      • excitants,
      • impellent,
      • actuation.

      incentive (noun)

      • reason whys.

      inclination (noun)

      • pre dispositions,
      • pre-disposition,
      • pre disposition,
      • pre-dispositions,
      • velleities,
      • cup tea.

      instinct (noun)

      • in tuitions,
      • in-tuitions,
      • in-tuition,
      • in tuition.

      intuitiveness (noun)

      • in-sight,
      • in-sights,
      • in sights.

      invitation (noun)

      • beggings.

      longing (noun)

      • hungerings,
      • covetings.

      lust (noun)

      • salaciousnesses.

      mind (noun)

      • out look,
      • de terminations,
      • de-termination,
      • de termination,
      • way thinking,
      • de-terminations,
      • out looks,
      • out-looks,
      • point view,
      • out-look.

      motive (noun)

      • energy,
      • prompting,
      • provocation,
      • fermentation,
      • motive,
      • goading,
      • induction,
      • facilitation,
      • catalyst,
      • magnetism,
      • stimulation,
      • enticement,
      • fomentation,
      • propulsion.

      Other relevant words: (noun)

      • selfcontrol,
      • longing,
      • excitement,
      • impulsions,
      • fire in the belly,
      • carrot,
      • munchies,
      • willfulness,
      • hankering,
      • aphrodisias,
      • passion,
      • invitation,
      • intuitiveness,
      • lust,
      • solicitation,
      • compulsion,
      • druthers,
      • itch,
      • Carrots,
      • aphrodisia,
      • erotism,
      • hard sell,
      • obligation,
      • instinct,
      • activations,
      • in sight,
      • wish,
      • determinants,
      • determinant,
      • knowhow,
      • reason why,
      • spur,
      • fire in belly,
      • way of thinking,
      • will,
      • impulse,
      • Hungering,
      • promptings,
      • turn-on,
      • impulsion,
      • goad,
      • whim,
      • comeon,
      • solicitations,
      • impetus,
      • pursuits,
      • craving,
      • inclination,
      • call,
      • passing thought,
      • mind,
      • heart’s desire,
      • turn-ons,
      • incentive,
      • yen,
      • activation,
      • desire,
      • self-discipline,
      • hearts desire,
      • inducement,
      • salaciousness,
      • aspiration,
      • velleity,
      • Geese.

      passion (noun)

      • emotings.

      pep up (noun)

      • pep up.

      request (noun)

      • probe,
      • requisition,
      • plea,
      • want,
      • query,
      • appeal,
      • question,
      • entreaty,
      • inquiry,
      • bid,
      • summons.

      spur (noun)

      • turnon,
      • turnons,
      • turn ons.

      very strong desire (noun)

      • sweet tooth,
      • fancy,
      • weakness,
      • stimulant,
      • Appetition.

      whim (noun)

      • passing thoughts.

      will (noun)

      • re-solution,
      • heart desire,
      • de sign,
      • selfdiscipline,
      • de-signs,
      • re-solve,
      • self disciplines,
      • heart desires,
      • hearts desires,
      • re solves,
      • willfulnesses,
      • de-sign,
      • re solutions,
      • heart’s desires,
      • self-disciplines,
      • re-solves,
      • de signs,
      • self discipline,
      • self control,
      • re solve,
      • self restraint,
      • re-solutions,
      • selfdisciplines,
      • selfrestraint.

      wish (noun)

      • in vocations,
      • in-vocations,
      • in vocation.
    • v.

      advance (verb)

      • making a pitch for,
      • made pitch for,
      • put on map,
      • putting on map,
      • intro-duces,
      • putting map,
      • making pitch for,
      • sets forth,
      • putting forward,
      • puts on the map,
      • hyping,
      • throwing spotlight on,
      • getting ink for,
      • beat drum for,
      • put the map,
      • intro duce,
      • intro duces,
      • gets ink for,
      • makes pitch for,
      • putting on the map,
      • got ink for,
      • pre-sent,
      • gat ink for,
      • puts on map,
      • lays forward,
      • pre-sents,
      • puts map,
      • intro-duce,
      • made a pitch for,
      • laid forward,
      • threw spotlight on,
      • pre sents,
      • put map,
      • throws spotlight on,
      • pre sent,
      • puts the map,
      • putting the map,
      • gotten ink for,
      • laying forward,
      • make pitch for,
      • makes a pitch for.

      advise (verb)

      • pre-paring,
      • gives a tip,
      • up-dates,
      • up-date,
      • kibitzed,
      • pre-scribing,
      • giving pointer,
      • give tip,
      • pre pared,
      • levelled with,
      • gave a pointer,
      • pre-pares,
      • pre-scribes,
      • giving a tip,
      • gave a tip,
      • fore warned,
      • levelling with,
      • pre pares,
      • up date,
      • puts in two cents,
      • levels with,
      • fore warn,
      • fore-warn,
      • pre scribing,
      • fore-warns,
      • pre scribe,
      • pre-pare,
      • pre-scribe,
      • puts bug ear,
      • putting in two cents,
      • leveled with,
      • kibitzes,
      • gave pointer,
      • puts two cents,
      • up-dated,
      • pre paring,
      • pre pare,
      • leveling with,
      • giving a pointer,
      • fore-warning,
      • puts bug in ear,
      • gives a pointer,
      • put bug ear,
      • pre-scribed,
      • gives pointer,
      • pre scribes,
      • pre-pared,
      • up dates,
      • giving tip,
      • fore-warned,
      • putting two cents,
      • putting bug in ear,
      • fore warns,
      • put two cents,
      • gave tip,
      • putting bug ear,
      • up dated,
      • up dating,
      • up-dating,
      • gives tip.

      advocate (verb)

      • braced up,
      • are in corner,
      • get bandwagon,
      • are corner,
      • de-fends,
      • gets bandwagon,
      • de-fend,
      • holds with,
      • up-hold,
      • bracing up,
      • gat on bandwagon,
      • being in corner,
      • gotten bandwagon,
      • being corner,
      • de fending,
      • riding shotgun for,
      • am in corner,
      • roots for,
      • plumps for,
      • go bat for,
      • de-fending,
      • giving leg up,
      • pleads for,
      • pleaded for,
      • stumping for,
      • giving a lift,
      • spoke for,
      • rooted for,
      • plumping for,
      • gave leg up,
      • campaigns for,
      • spreads around,
      • giving lift,
      • saying so,
      • gave a lift,
      • braces up,
      • rid shotgun for,
      • give leg up,
      • pressed for,
      • getting on bandwagon,
      • am corner,
      • wast in corner,
      • gave lift,
      • gives leg up,
      • says so,
      • art in corner,
      • running interference for,
      • give lift,
      • rides shotgun for,
      • up-holding,
      • was corner,
      • up-holds,
      • rode shotgun for,
      • gat bandwagon,
      • got bandwagon,
      • ran interference for,
      • spake for,
      • gave a leg up,
      • wert corner,
      • speaks for,
      • getting bandwagon,
      • up-held,
      • wast corner,
      • pled for,
      • is in corner,
      • was in corner,
      • art corner,
      • de fend,
      • were corner,
      • stumped for,
      • de fends,
      • giving a leg up,
      • gives a lift,
      • argues for,
      • stumps for,
      • held with,
      • gotten on bandwagon,
      • up held,
      • holding with,
      • said so,
      • were in corner,
      • going with,
      • spreading around,
      • wert in corner,
      • got on bandwagon,
      • pressing for,
      • up hold,
      • runs interference for,
      • gives lift,
      • presses for,
      • argued for,
      • up holds,
      • campaigned for,
      • up holding,
      • de-fended,
      • de fended,
      • be corner,
      • gets on bandwagon,
      • gives a leg up,
      • is corner.

      animate (verb)

      • ex cite,
      • ex-cited,
      • re vivifying,
      • in-form,
      • in form,
      • in spirit,
      • re-vivified,
      • re-vivify,
      • re vivify,
      • in forming,
      • ex cited,
      • in-forming,
      • in-spirit,
      • ex-cites,
      • ex-cite,
      • ex cites,
      • making alive,
      • in-spirits,
      • in-spirited,
      • in-spiriting,
      • re vivifies,
      • in spiriting,
      • re-vivifying,
      • re-vivifies,
      • made alive,
      • makes alive,
      • re vivified,
      • in forms,
      • in-forms,
      • in spirited,
      • ex citing.

      appeal (verb)

      • pro-position,
      • re-quire,
      • re-quiring,
      • pro position,
      • re quiring,
      • pro positions,
      • call up on,
      • be-sought,
      • hits on,
      • pro-positions,
      • calling upon,
      • calling up on,
      • hitting on,
      • re quired,
      • pro positioned,
      • calls up on,
      • re-quires,
      • pro-positioning,
      • re-quired,
      • resorts to,
      • re quire,
      • pro-positioned,
      • pro positioning,
      • resorted to,
      • called up on,
      • resorting to,
      • re quires,
      • be sought.

      ask (verb)

      • contending for,
      • re-quest,
      • re-quests,
      • files for,
      • re quests,
      • re quest,
      • re quested,
      • filed for,
      • contended for,
      • re questing,
      • re-quested,
      • contends for,
      • filing for,
      • re-questing.

      beg (verb)

      • be sieged,
      • Obsecrating,
      • de sired,
      • be-sieges,
      • de siring,
      • be-sieging,
      • be siege,
      • calls to,
      • applying to,
      • de-siring,
      • applies to,
      • be-sieged,
      • calling to,
      • impetrates,
      • be sieging,
      • obtests,
      • Obsecrated,
      • Impetrated,
      • Obtesting,
      • Obtested,
      • obsecrates,
      • be-siege,
      • be sieges,
      • de-sired,
      • Impetrating.

      beg, push for, encourage (verb)

      • further,
      • hasten,
      • charge,
      • countenance,
      • push,
      • solicit,
      • plead,
      • champion,
      • endorse,
      • attract,
      • tempt,
      • favor,
      • rationalize,
      • maneuver,
      • sanction,
      • propel,
      • commend,
      • adjure,
      • beseech.

      cajole (verb)

      • de coying,
      • argues in to,
      • handed line,
      • argued into,
      • gets around,
      • handing a line,
      • de-ludes,
      • mis lead,
      • sucks to,
      • de lude,
      • getting next to,
      • de coyed,
      • make to,
      • de coy,
      • de-coys,
      • rubbed right way,
      • argued in to,
      • sucks up to,
      • played to,
      • lays on thick,
      • gat next to,
      • lays it on thick,
      • mis-leading,
      • mis-lead,
      • spreading on,
      • laying thick,
      • softsoaped,
      • rubbing right way,
      • play to,
      • gotten next to,
      • de-coy,
      • softsoaps,
      • lays it thick,
      • soft soaped,
      • gotten around,
      • de coys,
      • plays up to,
      • laid it on thick,
      • played up to,
      • hands line,
      • argue in to,
      • wrought on,
      • handed a line,
      • lay thick,
      • soft soaping,
      • be-guile,
      • rubbing the right way,
      • laid it thick,
      • rub right way,
      • sweetened up,
      • sweetens up,
      • sweetening up,
      • rubbed the right way,
      • gets next to,
      • made to,
      • plays to,
      • soft-soaps,
      • got next to,
      • makes to,
      • softsoap,
      • hands a line,
      • sucking to,
      • works over,
      • mis-leads,
      • mis leads,
      • works on,
      • be guiles,
      • de-coyed,
      • wrought over,
      • spreading it on,
      • de-lude,
      • laying on thick,
      • lay it thick,
      • be guile,
      • spreads it on,
      • making to,
      • makes up to,
      • spreads on,
      • making up to,
      • rubs the right way,
      • got around,
      • lays thick,
      • softsoaping,
      • sucking up to,
      • made up to,
      • playing up to,
      • suck to,
      • rubs right way,
      • laying it thick,
      • playing to,
      • argues into,
      • sucked up to,
      • de ludes,
      • sucked to,
      • gat around,
      • de-coying,
      • be-guiles,
      • handing line,
      • laid thick,
      • mis leading.

      carry (verb)

      • are victorious,
      • pre-vails,
      • were victorious,
      • pre vail,
      • pre-vailed,
      • pre vailing,
      • pre vails,
      • being victorious,
      • am victorious,
      • pre-vail,
      • wert victorious,
      • art victorious,
      • pre vailed,
      • wast victorious.

      caution (verb)

      • giving high sign,
      • wave red flag,
      • wises up,
      • wising one up,
      • pulled coat,
      • gives the high sign,
      • pulling ones coat,
      • waves a red flag,
      • puts wise,
      • pulls one coat,
      • wises one up,
      • gave high sign,
      • pulling coat,
      • gives lowdown on,
      • pulled one’s coat,
      • wising up,
      • waved a red flag,
      • pulled one coat,
      • pull ones coat,
      • waving a red flag,
      • give lowdown on,
      • gave lowdown on,
      • waved red flag,
      • giving the lowdown on,
      • waves red flag,
      • gives high sign,
      • gave the high sign,
      • pull coat,
      • pulls coat,
      • giving lowdown on,
      • pull one coat,
      • gives the lowdown on,
      • put wise,
      • pulling one coat,
      • giving the high sign,
      • pulls ones coat,
      • pulls one’s coat,
      • waving red flag,
      • gave the lowdown on,
      • pulling one’s coat,
      • puts one wise,
      • pulled ones coat,
      • putting one wise,
      • wised one up,
      • putting wise.

      coax (verb)

      • convince,
      • enlist,
      • coax,
      • seduce,
      • sway,
      • charm.

      coerce (verb)

      • re-press,
      • twists arm,
      • putting squeeze on,
      • re-pressing,
      • be setting,
      • be-setting,
      • co wing,
      • twisting ones arm,
      • leaned on,
      • made an offer they cant refuse,
      • twists one arm,
      • made offer they can’t refuse,
      • puts the squeeze on,
      • makes an offer they can’t refuse,
      • twisted one’s arm,
      • re-presses,
      • re-strict,
      • putting the squeeze on,
      • make offer they cant refuse,
      • twisted one arm,
      • co wed,
      • re strict,
      • makes an offer they cant refuse,
      • re presses,
      • twisted arm,
      • twist one arm,
      • making offer they cant refuse,
      • twist ones arm,
      • makes offer they cant refuse,
      • high pressures,
      • strongarm,
      • high pressured,
      • puts squeeze on,
      • twists ones arm,
      • leant on,
      • make an offer they cant refuse,
      • twisting one’s arm,
      • twisting arm,
      • re press,
      • be-set,
      • be sets,
      • making an offer they cant refuse,
      • making an offer they can’t refuse,
      • concusses,
      • high pressuring,
      • re pressed,
      • twisted ones arm,
      • making offer they can’t refuse,
      • co-wing,
      • re pressing,
      • twists one’s arm,
      • made offer they cant refuse,
      • be-sets,
      • makes offer they can’t refuse,
      • twisting one arm,
      • made an offer they can’t refuse,
      • leans on,
      • make offer they can’t refuse,
      • co-wed.

      communication (verb)

      • urge on,
      • urge.

      compel (verb)

      • hijack,
      • bulldoze,
      • daunt,
      • mandate,
      • motivate,
      • dictate,
      • drive,
      • cause,
      • oblige,
      • bully,
      • browbeat,
      • intimidate,
      • pressure,
      • stress,
      • galvanize.

      conjure up (verb)

      • re-collecting,
      • re-views,
      • re member,
      • re collects,
      • re members,
      • re collect,
      • re-membered,
      • re-collected,
      • re membered,
      • re calling,
      • re-called,
      • re calls,
      • re collected,
      • re-call,
      • re-calling,
      • re-members,
      • re views,
      • re-view,
      • produces as by magic,
      • re viewing,
      • re collecting,
      • re-member,
      • re-collects,
      • re viewed,
      • re view,
      • produced as by magic,
      • re call,
      • re-calls,
      • producing as by magic,
      • re-viewed.

      constrain (verb)

      • putting half nelson on,
      • with-holds,
      • dis-allows,
      • dis-allowing,
      • holds down,
      • dis allows,
      • with holding,
      • puts half nelson on,
      • hog tie,
      • dis allowed,
      • keeping lid on,
      • dis allowing,
      • dis-allow,
      • in-terns,
      • keeps lid on,
      • with holds,
      • in-tern,
      • with-held,
      • cooled off,
      • in terns,
      • dis-allowed,
      • with hold,
      • with held,
      • in tern,
      • holds in,
      • holding down,
      • dis allow,
      • kept lid on,
      • cools off,
      • with-hold.

      contend (verb)

      • lay in to,
      • put argument,
      • flies face of,
      • de bates,
      • haddest bone to pick,
      • lighted into,
      • flying face of,
      • hast bone pick,
      • going at,
      • light in to,
      • de bate,
      • flew in face of,
      • hath bone pick,
      • laces into,
      • had bone to pick,
      • lighting into,
      • having bone to pick,
      • having at,
      • hast bone to pick,
      • sticks it to,
      • laced in to,
      • haddest bone pick,
      • has bone to pick,
      • re-porting,
      • jumping on,
      • de-bate,
      • sticking it to,
      • has bone pick,
      • sets to,
      • hast at,
      • lace in to,
      • fly face of,
      • locking horns with,
      • hadst at,
      • laces in to,
      • putting argument,
      • has at,
      • jumps on,
      • socking one,
      • hath bone to pick,
      • puts argument,
      • de-bates,
      • hadst bone pick,
      • flew face of,
      • lights into,
      • socking it to one,
      • lets have it,
      • putting up argument,
      • de-bated,
      • have bone pick,
      • locked horns with,
      • re-ported,
      • locks horns with,
      • socks one,
      • goes at,
      • had bone pick,
      • puts up argument,
      • stuck it to,
      • sticked to,
      • letted have it,
      • re porting,
      • sticking to,
      • flying in face of,
      • gang upon,
      • flies in face of,
      • de bating,
      • socks it one,
      • haddest at,
      • socked it to one,
      • socking it one,
      • setting to,
      • mixed it up,
      • lacing into,
      • laced into,
      • having bone pick,
      • sock it one,
      • lighted in to,
      • sock one,
      • de bated,
      • lit into,
      • sock to one,
      • socks to one,
      • socked to one,
      • de-bating,
      • hath at,
      • socked it one,
      • socking to one,
      • lighting in to,
      • lit in to,
      • sticked it to,
      • letting have it,
      • lights in to,
      • re ported,
      • socked one,
      • mixt it up,
      • lacing in to,
      • gang on,
      • mixing it up,
      • mixes it up,
      • hadst bone to pick,
      • socks it to one.

      counsel (verb)

      • puts to,
      • showing the ropes,
      • shows ropes,
      • puts heads together,
      • putting to,
      • co-unselling,
      • showed ropes,
      • showed the ropes,
      • putting on to,
      • showing ropes,
      • puts on to,
      • gave two cents,
      • shows the ropes,
      • giving two cents,
      • gives two cents,
      • putting heads together,
      • show ropes,
      • keeps posted,
      • co unselling,
      • keeping posted.

      demand (verb)

      • in quired,
      • counter-claiming,
      • clamoring for,
      • insists on,
      • counter claiming,
      • counter claimed,
      • insisting on,
      • in-quiring,
      • in quire,
      • hits up,
      • whistles for,
      • sues for,
      • sued for,
      • counter-claims,
      • whistled for,
      • in-quires,
      • clamored for,
      • counter claims,
      • clamors for,
      • whistling for,
      • insisted on,
      • counter claim,
      • hitting up,
      • in-quire,
      • in quires,
      • counter-claimed,
      • suing for,
      • in-quired,
      • in quiring.

      disarm (verb)

      • dis arming,
      • be witching,
      • setting ease,
      • set ease,
      • un arming,
      • sets at ease,
      • dis armed,
      • setting at ease,
      • be-witching,
      • un-armed,
      • be-witches,
      • dis-arms,
      • sets ease,
      • un-arming,
      • dis-armed,
      • un armed,
      • be witches,
      • be witch,
      • be-witched,
      • be-witch,
      • un-arms,
      • dis-arming,
      • dis arms,
      • un arms,
      • be witched.

      egg on (verb)

      • siccing.

      enforce (verb)

      • ex torts,
      • dis charging,
      • put in to effect,
      • forces up on,
      • puts in to effect,
      • forces upon,
      • ex tort,
      • forcing upon,
      • dis-charging,
      • puts screws to,
      • dis-charges,
      • forced up on,
      • forcing up on,
      • putting in to effect,
      • ex-torts,
      • putting screws to,
      • dis charges,
      • dis charge,
      • dis-charged,
      • dis-charge,
      • putting into effect,
      • force up on,
      • ex-tort,
      • puts into effect,
      • dis charged.

      enjoin (verb)

      • de crees,
      • de-cree,
      • de creed,
      • de-creed,
      • de-crees,
      • de cree.

      entreat (verb)

      • appeals to,
      • appealing to.

      expedite (verb)

      • hand-walked,
      • hand carry,
      • walks through,
      • handwalked,
      • running with ball,
      • dis patches,
      • hand-walking,
      • hand-walks,
      • hand walk,
      • hand-carried,
      • hand-carries,
      • runs with the ball,
      • speeds up,
      • handwalking,
      • greases wheels,
      • walking it through,
      • dis-patch,
      • hand walked,
      • ran interference,
      • hand carries,
      • cuts the red tape,
      • dis patching,
      • shoots through,
      • cuts red tape,
      • fast tracked,
      • dis patch,
      • dis-patching,
      • handling personally,
      • running with the ball,
      • walking through,
      • handwalks,
      • dis-patched,
      • handcarried,
      • handwalk,
      • walks it through,
      • hand carried,
      • running interference,
      • walked it through,
      • cutting red tape,
      • hand-carrying,
      • greased wheels,
      • dis patched,
      • ran with the ball,
      • handles personally,
      • cutting the red tape,
      • handcarrying,
      • greasing wheels,
      • runs interference,
      • cut red tape,
      • handcarries,
      • dis-patches,
      • shooting through,
      • fast tracking,
      • hand carrying,
      • handcarry,
      • hand walks,
      • fast tracks,
      • hand walking,
      • ran with ball,
      • handled personally,
      • runs with ball,
      • walked through.

      force (verb)

      • brings pressure bear up on,
      • bringing pressure to bear up on,
      • bears hard on,
      • bring pressure to bear up on,
      • brings pressure to bear upon,
      • brings pressure bear upon,
      • brought pressure bear upon,
      • bringing pressure bear up on,
      • bringing pressure bear upon,
      • over comes,
      • bring pressure bear upon,
      • brought pressure bear up on,
      • over come,
      • beared hard on,
      • pinned down,
      • brought pressure to bear up on,
      • brought pressure to bear upon,
      • bring pressure bear up on,
      • bore hard on,
      • brings pressure to bear up on,
      • bare hard on,
      • over-coming,
      • bringing pressure to bear upon,
      • over coming,
      • bearing hard on,
      • over-comes.

      goad (verb)

      • keys up,
      • firing up,
      • puts up to,
      • keying up,
      • putting up to.

      hasten (verb)

      • flurry,
      • accelerate,
      • hustle,
      • bustle,
      • rush.

      hurry (verb)

      • loses no time,
      • gotten move on,
      • turned steam,
      • getting move on,
      • art quick,
      • be-stirred,
      • be stirred,
      • get move on,
      • turns on steam,
      • am quick,
      • turns steam,
      • beelining,
      • gat a move on,
      • lost no time,
      • be-stirring,
      • making time,
      • be-stir,
      • stepped on gas,
      • bulleting,
      • goes like lightning,
      • beelined,
      • step gas,
      • gat move on,
      • whished,
      • whishing,
      • losing no time,
      • made time,
      • gotten a move on,
      • makes time,
      • be stirring,
      • turning on steam,
      • stepped gas,
      • turn steam,
      • going like lightning,
      • making short work of,
      • be stirs,
      • gets a move on,
      • are quick,
      • steps gas,
      • steps on gas,
      • turned on steam,
      • gets move on,
      • were quick,
      • made short work of,
      • stepping gas,
      • turning steam,
      • wert quick,
      • be stir,
      • is quick,
      • got move on,
      • stepping on gas,
      • makes short work of,
      • be-stirs,
      • hurrying up,
      • wast quick,
      • was quick,
      • being quick,
      • getting a move on.

      impel (verb)

      • sets motion,
      • setting motion,
      • set motion.

      implore (verb)

      • goes on bended knee,
      • went bended knee,
      • going on bended knee,
      • go bended knee,
      • goes bended knee,
      • going bended knee,
      • went on bended knee.

      incite (verb)

      • in cites,
      • fanning the fire,
      • fan fire,
      • in-flame,
      • fanning fire,
      • in flame,
      • in-cited,
      • fans fire,
      • gat to,
      • in cited,
      • sets off,
      • fanned the fire,
      • gotten to,
      • fans the fire,
      • in-citing,
      • in flamed,
      • fanned fire,
      • in-cite,
      • in flaming,
      • in cite,
      • in-cites,
      • in citing,
      • in-flamed,
      • in-flames.

      induce (verb)

      • in-duces,
      • pro cures,
      • pro cure,
      • steamrolls,
      • sold one on,
      • pro duces,
      • draws in,
      • sucking in,
      • pro cured,
      • drawing in,
      • pro-cured,
      • pro-duces,
      • selling on,
      • pro duce,
      • selling one on,
      • steamrolling,
      • pro curing,
      • in-duce,
      • steamrolled,
      • in duces,
      • pro-curing,
      • sells one on,
      • sells on,
      • pro-cures,
      • pro-cure,
      • sucks in,
      • in duce.

      influence (verb)

      • hast part in,
      • hadst part in,
      • hath a part in,
      • were recognized,
      • was recognized,
      • has a part in,
      • art recognized,
      • haddest part in,
      • being recognized,
      • hast a part in,
      • had part in,
      • works upon,
      • pulls strings,
      • had a part in,
      • act up on,
      • dis posing,
      • acted up on,
      • dis-posed,
      • in cline,
      • work up on,
      • pulling strings,
      • hath part in,
      • wast recognized,
      • dis pose,
      • haddest a part in,
      • impacted on,
      • has part in,
      • working up on,
      • wrought up on,
      • having part in,
      • in clines,
      • worked up on,
      • in-cline,
      • dis posed,
      • impacting on,
      • acting upon,
      • dis-posing,
      • impacts on,
      • bring bear,
      • acts upon,
      • working upon,
      • in-clines,
      • works up on,
      • pulled strings,
      • hadst a part in,
      • dis-pose,
      • is recognized,
      • acting up on,
      • are recognized,
      • acts up on,
      • wert recognized,
      • have part in,
      • am recognized,
      • having a part in.

      insist (verb)

      • re peats,
      • re peat,
      • re iterating,
      • was firm,
      • takes a stand,
      • lays down the law,
      • lay down law,
      • take stand,
      • re-iterate,
      • re-peat,
      • took stand,
      • laid down law,
      • taking a stand,
      • re iterates,
      • re iterated,
      • lays down law,
      • laying down law,
      • takes stand,
      • is firm,
      • laid down the law,
      • art firm,
      • being firm,
      • re-iterating,
      • taking stand,
      • re-iterated,
      • are firm,
      • re iterate,
      • wast firm,
      • re-iterates,
      • re-peats,
      • were firm,
      • laying down the law,
      • wert firm,
      • took a stand.

      inspire (verb)

      • in spire,
      • gives one an idea,
      • gives impetus,
      • gave impetus,
      • in-fuses,
      • re assure,
      • in fused,
      • was responsible for,
      • starts off,
      • art responsible for,
      • gave an idea,
      • re assured,
      • giving idea,
      • wert responsible for,
      • in spires,
      • in-spire,
      • gives idea,
      • were responsible for,
      • in-fusing,
      • in-fused,
      • in fusing,
      • in-fuse,
      • in stilled,
      • give one idea,
      • am responsible for,
      • being responsible for,
      • commoves,
      • in-stilling,
      • in fuse,
      • in stilling,
      • gave one an idea,
      • giving one idea,
      • give an idea,
      • re-assures,
      • wast responsible for,
      • gave idea,
      • Commoved,
      • in-spiring,
      • re-assure,
      • in fuses,
      • giving one an idea,
      • in spiring,
      • are responsible for,
      • gave one idea,
      • give idea,
      • starting off,
      • gives one idea,
      • re-assured,
      • giving an idea,
      • re assures,
      • in-stilled,
      • re-assuring,
      • in-spired,
      • gives an idea,
      • in spired,
      • giving impetus,
      • in-spires.

      instigate (verb)

      • rabble roused,
      • rabblerousing,
      • in sinuates,
      • in sinuating,
      • rabble rouse,
      • rabblerouses,
      • in-sinuating,
      • in sinuate,
      • in-sinuate,
      • steams up,
      • rabblerouse,
      • setting on,
      • sets on,
      • adds fuel,
      • rabble rouses,
      • making waves,
      • rabble rousing,
      • made waves,
      • in-sinuates,
      • rabbleroused,
      • rabble-rouses,
      • rabble-roused,
      • in sinuated.

      inveigle (verb)

      • overdoes it,
      • softens up,
      • softening up,
      • overdoing it,
      • overdid it,
      • softened up,
      • strung along.

      invite (verb)

      • haddest over,
      • has in,
      • hadst in,
      • gave invitation,
      • invitationed,
      • hast over,
      • giving invitation,
      • sends invitation,
      • hadst over,
      • gives invitation,
      • hath over,
      • in vite,
      • in-vite,
      • hast in,
      • included as guest,
      • sending invitation,
      • has over,
      • haddest in,
      • invitationing,
      • had over,
      • having over,
      • including as guest,
      • includes as guest,
      • having in,
      • hath in,
      • sent invitation,
      • had in.

      lobby (verb)

      • hard sold,
      • softselling,
      • solicited votes,
      • brought pressure to bear,
      • softsell,
      • hard selling,
      • billboarding,
      • billboarded,
      • brings pressure to bear,
      • soft selling,
      • bringing pressure to bear,
      • bringing pressure bear,
      • brought pressure bear,
      • soft-sells,
      • exerted influence,
      • brings pressure bear,
      • softsold,
      • putting pressure on,
      • softsells,
      • soft-selling,
      • soft sold,
      • puts pressure on,
      • exerts influence,
      • soliciting votes,
      • bring pressure bear,
      • solicits votes,
      • soft-sold,
      • politicked.

      motivate (verb)

      • prod,
      • throw,
      • hurtle,
      • hurl,
      • jog,
      • fire,
      • shoot,
      • poke,
      • jerk,
      • entice,
      • magnetize,
      • ferment,
      • fling,
      • lob,
      • nudge,
      • shove,
      • launch,
      • sling,
      • catapult,
      • knock,
      • heave,
      • ram,
      • punch,
      • jostle,
      • jolt,
      • bump,
      • energize,
      • pitch,
      • encourage,
      • strike.

      move (verb)

      • tugged at,
      • gat going,
      • tugs at,
      • plays on,
      • gets going,
      • tugging at,
      • playing on,
      • gotten going,
      • played on.

      nag (verb)

      • gives a hard time,
      • finding fault,
      • be rating,
      • carped at,
      • be-rated,
      • up-braided,
      • be rate,
      • carps at,
      • finds fault,
      • took out on,
      • give hard time,
      • gives hard time,
      • be-rate,
      • up-braiding,
      • found fault,
      • be rated,
      • up-braids,
      • be rates,
      • takes out on,
      • gave a hard time,
      • up braid,
      • be-rating,
      • up braids,
      • giving hard time,
      • up braided,
      • takes it out on,
      • carping at,
      • up-braid,
      • taking it out on,
      • took it out on,
      • taking out on,
      • be-rates.

      persuade (verb)

      • leading to do,
      • gains confidence of,
      • brought to senses,
      • turning to,
      • winning argument,
      • bringing senses,
      • led to believe,
      • leads believe,
      • leads to believe,
      • gaining confidence of,
      • lead believe,
      • brings senses,
      • wins argument,
      • led do,
      • bringing to senses,
      • leading do,
      • led believe,
      • leads do,
      • led to do,
      • brought senses,
      • turning on to,
      • leading believe,
      • brings to senses,
      • lead do,
      • won argument,
      • turned to,
      • bring senses,
      • turns on to,
      • leading to believe,
      • leads to do,
      • turns to,
      • gained confidence of,
      • winned argument.

      petition (verb)

      • puts in for,
      • put for,
      • putting for,
      • puts for,
      • putting in for.

      pray (verb)

      • Invocating,
      • re cites,
      • re-cited,
      • communing with,
      • re cited,
      • cries for,
      • crying for,
      • communes with,
      • Invocated,
      • invocates,
      • re-cites,
      • communed with,
      • cried for,
      • re citing.

      preach (verb)

      • getting soapbox,
      • piled on,
      • gets on a soapbox,
      • piling it on,
      • got a soapbox,
      • got on a soapbox,
      • gotten on soapbox,
      • gotten a soapbox,
      • getting on soapbox,
      • getting a soapbox,
      • gets on soapbox,
      • gat a soapbox,
      • pre ached,
      • pre-ached,
      • piles on,
      • gat on soapbox,
      • got on soapbox,
      • piles it on,
      • gotten on a soapbox,
      • piled it on,
      • pre aching,
      • preachified,
      • gets soapbox,
      • get soapbox,
      • talking big,
      • getting on a soapbox,
      • get a soapbox,
      • gets a soapbox,
      • gotten soapbox,
      • gat soapbox,
      • talked big,
      • pre-aching,
      • got soapbox,
      • talks big,
      • gat on a soapbox.

      predispose (verb)

      • makes of mind to,
      • makes mind to,
      • made of a mind to,
      • make of mind to,
      • making mind to,
      • making a mind to,
      • making of mind to,
      • makes a mind to,
      • makes expectant,
      • pre disposing,
      • make mind to,
      • making of a mind to,
      • pre disposes,
      • made expectant,
      • pre-disposing,
      • pre dispose,
      • pre disposed,
      • make a mind to,
      • made of mind to,
      • making expectant,
      • made a mind to,
      • pre-disposes,
      • makes of a mind to,
      • pre-dispose,
      • made mind to,
      • pre-disposed.

      press (verb)

      • de-press,
      • dis quieting,
      • de pressed,
      • de pressing,
      • de press,
      • dis-quieted,
      • dis quieted,
      • dis quiets,
      • de-presses,
      • dis-quiet,
      • de-pressed,
      • dis-quiets,
      • dis-quieting,
      • de presses,
      • de-pressing,
      • dis quiet.

      promote (verb)

      • pro-moting,
      • wrought for,
      • co operated,
      • co operate,
      • co operating,
      • be-friends,
      • pushing for,
      • pro-motes,
      • co operates,
      • be-friended,
      • pro motes,
      • be-friending,
      • called attention to,
      • pro mote,
      • pro moting,
      • worked for,
      • gotten behind,
      • working for,
      • be friended,
      • got behind,
      • calls attention to,
      • pushes for,
      • pushed for,
      • getting behind,
      • gat behind,
      • be friend,
      • be-friend,
      • pro-mote,
      • be friending,
      • works for.

      promote or propose an idea (verb)

      • advance(s).

      prompt (verb)

      • re minds,
      • re-minds,
      • re mind,
      • helps out,
      • calls forth,
      • re minding,
      • re-minded,
      • re-freshes,
      • helping out,
      • re freshes,
      • re-fresh,
      • re-mind,
      • re-minding.

      propose (verb)

      • making pitch,
      • speaking one piece,
      • lay on line,
      • made motion,
      • lays before,
      • makes pitch,
      • proponing,
      • moving for,
      • lays the line,
      • laid on line,
      • pro-posing,
      • proponed,
      • spake one’s piece,
      • pro-pones,
      • laid line,
      • make pitch,
      • lay the line,
      • laying before,
      • spoke one’s piece,
      • laid the line,
      • makes a pitch,
      • speaks ones piece,
      • laying line,
      • moves for,
      • pro-pose,
      • moved for,
      • spake one piece,
      • speak piece,
      • made pitch,
      • makes motion,
      • speaking piece,
      • make motion,
      • speaks one’s piece,
      • speaking one’s piece,
      • laying the line,
      • speak ones piece,
      • lays on the line,
      • pro pones,
      • laying on the line,
      • laid before,
      • pro pose,
      • spake ones piece,
      • speaks one piece,
      • spake piece,
      • spoke one piece,
      • pro-posed,
      • pro-pone,
      • pro pone,
      • making a pitch,
      • pro posing,
      • speak one piece,
      • makes a motion,
      • pro posed,
      • speaks piece,
      • lays line,
      • spitballed,
      • spitballing,
      • making motion,
      • speaking ones piece,
      • laying on line,
      • spoke piece,
      • made a pitch,
      • making a motion,
      • lays on line,
      • spoke ones piece,
      • made a motion,
      • lay line.

      propound (verb)

      • pro-pounded,
      • pro-pounds,
      • pro pounds,
      • pro pounding,
      • pro pound,
      • pro pounded,
      • pro-pounding,
      • pro-pound.

      quicken (verb)

      • vivificated,
      • in creases,
      • re-vitalizes,
      • in-creased,
      • in nervate,
      • in nerves,
      • re-vitalizing,
      • vivificating,
      • re-vitalized,
      • in nerve,
      • innervating,
      • in-creases,
      • in-nerve,
      • in creasing,
      • in crease,
      • innervated,
      • re vitalized,
      • in-nerving,
      • in-nerved,
      • in-nerves,
      • re vitalizing,
      • in-crease,
      • re-vitalize,
      • vivificates,
      • innervates,
      • re vitalize,
      • re vitalizes,
      • in nerved,
      • in-nervate,
      • in nerving,
      • innerves.

      rally (verb)

      • re groups,
      • counter attack,
      • re doubles,
      • counter attacked,
      • Re-forming,
      • counter attacks,
      • come order,
      • re grouping,
      • re-assembled,
      • re form,
      • came together,
      • re formed,
      • re assembled,
      • re-assembling,
      • brings to order,
      • coming to order,
      • brought order,
      • re doubling,
      • comes order,
      • re-group,
      • re assembles,
      • re-double,
      • re grouped,
      • bringing order,
      • re-new,
      • re-doubling,
      • re-stores,
      • re news,
      • re-groups,
      • re forms,
      • comes to order,
      • re store,
      • re stores,
      • re-stored,
      • bonding together,
      • re-forms,
      • re-grouped,
      • re-assembles,
      • re storing,
      • re double,
      • re-doubled,
      • bringing to order,
      • re stored,
      • coming order,
      • re forming,
      • brings order,
      • re assembling,
      • re-news,
      • re assemble,
      • re new,
      • came to order,
      • re group,
      • counter-attacking,
      • re-grouping,
      • counter-attacked,
      • bonds together,
      • brought to order,
      • re-storing,
      • re doubled,
      • came order,
      • bring order,
      • re-doubles,
      • counter attacking.

      reason (verb)

      • dis-cussing,
      • dis-coursed,
      • dis cusses,
      • showed error ways,
      • shows error ways,
      • dis coursed,
      • ex-postulates,
      • ex postulate,
      • ex postulates,
      • dis-course,
      • dis-courses,
      • dis coursing,
      • talked out of,
      • ex-postulated,
      • dis courses,
      • dis-cussed,
      • ex-postulate,
      • ex postulated,
      • ex-postulating,
      • dis cussed,
      • showed error of ways,
      • dis-cuss,
      • dis cuss,
      • dis-coursing,
      • talks out of,
      • show error ways,
      • dis course,
      • showing error of ways,
      • dis-cusses,
      • ex postulating,
      • showing error ways,
      • dis cussing,
      • shows error of ways.

      recommend (verb)

      • putting a good word,
      • spake highly of,
      • re commends,
      • ex tolling,
      • re commended,
      • re-commended,
      • putting good word,
      • re-commends,
      • went record for,
      • re-commend,
      • re commend,
      • art for,
      • thinking highly of,
      • speaking well of,
      • re commending,
      • is for,
      • went on record for,
      • is satisfied with,
      • puts good word,
      • spoke well of,
      • speaks highly of,
      • putting in a good word,
      • is all for,
      • wert satisfied with,
      • re-commending,
      • fronted for,
      • stands by,
      • fronts for,
      • ex-tolling,
      • be for,
      • art satisfied with,
      • were all for,
      • puts in good word,
      • art all for,
      • put in good word,
      • am all for,
      • wast for,
      • am satisfied with,
      • wert all for,
      • are all for,
      • fronting for,
      • going record for,
      • goes on record for,
      • spake well of,
      • ex-tolled,
      • being all for,
      • puts a good word,
      • speaking highly of,
      • were satisfied with,
      • wast all for,
      • were for,
      • go record for,
      • wert for,
      • being for,
      • are satisfied with,
      • wast satisfied with,
      • put good word,
      • speaks well of,
      • was satisfied with,
      • going on record for,
      • puts in a good word,
      • ex tolled,
      • are for,
      • being satisfied with,
      • was all for,
      • put a good word,
      • spoke highly of,
      • goes record for,
      • thinks highly of,
      • was for,
      • putting in good word.

      request (verb)

      • seek,
      • summon,
      • inquire.

      rouse (verb)

      • asked for it,
      • intensates,
      • asks for it,
      • Intensated,
      • Intensating,
      • asking for it,
      • wakes up.

      speed (verb)

      • going fast,
      • goes like wind,
      • goes like the wind,
      • went all out,
      • opening throttle,
      • getting moving,
      • gearing up,
      • opened up throttle,
      • going like the wind,
      • gotten under way,
      • presses on,
      • gathered momentum,
      • opens throttle,
      • goes fast,
      • goes all out,
      • gets under way,
      • gears up,
      • opening up throttle,
      • gat under way,
      • gathers momentum,
      • cutting along,
      • gat moving,
      • gotten moving,
      • opens up throttle,
      • going like wind,
      • cuts along,
      • go like wind,
      • went like the wind,
      • got under way,
      • opened throttle,
      • went like wind,
      • gets moving,
      • gathering momentum,
      • pressed on.

      stimulate (verb)

      • builds fire under,
      • dynamized,
      • built a fire under,
      • build fire under,
      • got one started,
      • gat one going,
      • builded fire under,
      • gotten one started,
      • built fire under,
      • builded a fire under,
      • gat started,
      • gets started,
      • getting one going,
      • dynamizing,
      • getting one started,
      • gotten one going,
      • dynamizes,
      • builds a fire under,
      • got started,
      • building fire under,
      • gets one started,
      • got one going,
      • getting started,
      • gets one going,
      • gat one started,
      • gotten started,
      • building a fire under.

      stir (verb)

      • adjying,
      • feeds fire,
      • adds fuel to fire,
      • adjies,
      • adds fuel fire,
      • stirring embers,
      • feeding the fire,
      • feeds the fire,
      • fed the fire,
      • stirred embers,
      • fed fire,
      • switches on,
      • stirs embers,
      • adjied,
      • feed fire,
      • feeding fire.

      submit (verb)

      • handing in.

      sweet-talk (verb)

      • sweettalk.

      thrust (verb)

      • trans fix,
      • trans-fixt,
      • pours on,
      • pouring it on,
      • poured it on,
      • pushing forward,
      • trans-fixes,
      • trans fixes,
      • poured on,
      • pouring on,
      • trans fixed,
      • trans fixt,
      • trans-fixing.

      warn (verb)

      • making aware,
      • giving fair warning,
      • gave warning,
      • re-proves,
      • gave fair warning,
      • cluing in,
      • re proved,
      • pre dict,
      • puts guard,
      • gives warning,
      • giving warning,
      • fore arming,
      • put guard,
      • re prove,
      • fore armed,
      • lays it out,
      • putting on guard,
      • pre-dict,
      • re proves,
      • fore-armed,
      • re-proved,
      • laying it out,
      • fore arms,
      • laid it out,
      • putting guard,
      • re-prove,
      • clues in,
      • re-proving,
      • makes aware,
      • puts on guard,
      • fore-arming,
      • gives fair warning,
      • fore-arms.
    • Other synonyms:

      • urgency,
      • addiction,
      • would,
      • temptation,
      • appetite,
      • wanderlust,
      • impatience,
      • ask,
      • beg.

      • call on,
      • speed up,
      • slide,
      • ache,
      • admonish,
      • hand out,
      • thought.

      • guide,
      • block,
      • enjoin someone to do something,
      • deny,
      • give someone a steer.

      • insist.

      advise

      • pointed out,
      • put in two cents,
      • update,
      • opine,
      • exhort,
      • Forewarned,
      • give a tip,
      • level with,
      • kibitz,
      • pointing out,
      • kibitzing,
      • give a pointer,
      • put bug in ear.

      appeal

      • resort to,
      • call upon,
      • hit on,
      • called upon,
      • refer,
      • questions,
      • calls upon.

      carry

      • be victorious,
      • Imprest,
      • is victorious,
      • prevails,
      • was victorious.

      caution

      • wise one up,
      • tipped off,
      • tips off,
      • give the high sign,
      • tip off,
      • give the lowdown on,
      • put one wise,
      • give high sign,
      • tipping off,
      • pull one’s coat,
      • wised up,
      • wave a red flag.

      coax

      • Worming,
      • jawbones,
      • Blarneyed,
      • WORMS,
      • arm-twist,
      • roped in,
      • talk into,
      • jawboning,
      • Blarneying,
      • soothe,
      • worm,
      • jawbone,
      • rope in,
      • arm-twisting,
      • Wormed,
      • sweet-talk,
      • jawboned.

      compel

      • throwing weight around,
      • crack down,
      • put the arm on,
      • throw weight around,
      • necessitate,
      • turn on the heat,
      • put the chill on,
      • make necessary,
      • put chill on.

      conjure up

      • Re-collect,
      • produce as by magic,
      • evoked.

      contend

      • have bone to pick,
      • jumped on,
      • lock horns with,
      • went at,
      • had at,
      • fly in face of,
      • sticks to,
      • lace into,
      • jump on,
      • have at,
      • stuck to,
      • ripping,
      • go at,
      • sock it to one,
      • put up argument,
      • let have it,
      • stick to,
      • set to,
      • light into,
      • mix it up,
      • stick it to.

      egg on

      • sicking,
      • sic,
      • stirs up,
      • sicked,
      • stir up,
      • stirring up,
      • sicced,
      • stirred up,
      • SICS.

      expedite

      • grease wheels,
      • hand-carry,
      • railroaded,
      • walk it through,
      • cut the red tape,
      • shoot through,
      • sped up,
      • railroad,
      • facilitate,
      • walk through,
      • speeding up,
      • railroading,
      • fast track,
      • run with the ball,
      • run interference,
      • hand-walk,
      • speeded up,
      • run with ball,
      • facilitates,
      • handle personally,
      • shot through.

      flatter

      • blandish.

      hasten

      • made haste,
      • move quickly,
      • Hasting,
      • make haste,
      • step it,
      • whip around,
      • not lose a minute,
      • Hasted,
      • shake a leg,
      • get cracking,
      • moves quickly,
      • make tracks,
      • take wing,
      • moved quickly,
      • waste no time,
      • shaking a leg,
      • step on it,
      • gallop,
      • haste.

      influence

      • acted upon,
      • pull strings,
      • influences,
      • act upon,
      • wrought upon,
      • work upon,
      • be recognized,
      • impact on,
      • worked upon,
      • have a part in.

      insist

      • stands firm,
      • take a stand,
      • lay down the law,
      • stand firm,
      • stood firm,
      • standing firm,
      • be firm.

      inveigle

      • Honeying,
      • lead on,
      • Buttered,
      • honied,
      • overdo it,
      • Buttering,
      • Inveigling,
      • leads on,
      • led on,
      • soften up.

      move

      • play on,
      • getting going,
      • moves,
      • got going,
      • tug at,
      • get going.

      Other relevant words:

      • PSYCH,
      • feed the fire,
      • go on record for,
      • stand by,
      • Barreling,
      • liven,
      • holds back,
      • corked,
      • twist one’s arm,
      • getting to,
      • Snowed,
      • speak for,
      • be set,
      • lobby,
      • counterclaims,
      • get behind,
      • worked over,
      • caution,
      • work over,
      • steam up,
      • buttonholing,
      • Bumming,
      • win over,
      • puts forward,
      • root for,
      • gets behind,
      • make alive,
      • Dunning,
      • Upheld,
      • counterclaim,
      • impelled,
      • entreat,
      • dun,
      • is responsible for,
      • promote,
      • bond together,
      • pushed forward,
      • infuse,
      • gets to,
      • corking,
      • sell on,
      • Jollies,
      • instigate,
      • whistle for,
      • Postulating,
      • sandbags,
      • suck up to,
      • inspired,
      • set in motion,
      • setting forth,
      • pin down,
      • concuss,
      • inspires,
      • Sallied,
      • file for,
      • working over,
      • Soaping,
      • jollying,
      • Dunned,
      • jazzed,
      • calling attention to,
      • speaking for,
      • counter-attack,
      • wake up,
      • get one started,
      • Rowelling,
      • livened,
      • get next to,
      • make a pitch,
      • Furthering,
      • compel,
      • rally,
      • Rallied,
      • inducing,
      • soft-soaped,
      • carry,
      • implore,
      • perked,
      • Summoned,
      • counterclaiming,
      • put heads together,
      • spread it on,
      • rousing,
      • adjy,
      • heckle,
      • hyped,
      • sandbag,
      • include as guest,
      • go on bended knee,
      • animate,
      • Commoving,
      • speak well of,
      • counterattacking,
      • Impetrate,
      • livens,
      • contend,
      • inveigle,
      • reason,
      • push for,
      • commove,
      • Hurries,
      • pressurized,
      • Dragooned,
      • working on,
      • regroup,
      • argue into,
      • chunked,
      • take it out on,
      • invited,
      • switch on,
      • play up to,
      • fire up,
      • campaign for,
      • sue for,
      • Importune,
      • withholds,
      • move,
      • Tendered,
      • goosing,
      • exerting influence,
      • get,
      • leads to,
      • make time,
      • get ink for,
      • soft-sell,
      • co-operates,
      • Snowing,
      • twist arm,
      • request,
      • Spiriting,
      • entices,
      • speed,
      • Tendering,
      • ask for it,
      • Innerved,
      • lay it on thick,
      • reassembled,
      • innervate,
      • rub the right way,
      • bestir,
      • interned,
      • called forth,
      • leaning on,
      • hurry up,
      • makes waves,
      • appeal to,
      • enjoin,
      • call forth,
      • Urged,
      • extorts,
      • warn,
      • force,
      • propound,
      • jazzing,
      • regrouping,
      • pressurizing,
      • move for,
      • trigger,
      • get on a soapbox,
      • Gladdening,
      • put in a good word,
      • abet,
      • hurry,
      • Levied,
      • fan the fire,
      • bear hard on,
      • campaigning for,
      • suck in,
      • co-operate,
      • setting in motion,
      • goosed,
      • apply to,
      • impel,
      • inform,
      • steamed up,
      • invite,
      • coming together,
      • standing by,
      • solicit votes,
      • Perking,
      • have over,
      • dragoon,
      • draw in,
      • hem in,
      • shotgunning,
      • cajole,
      • in flames,
      • politicks,
      • hand line,
      • giving rise to,
      • call arms,
      • juiced,
      • implores,
      • co-operating,
      • advise,
      • persuade,
      • put the squeeze on,
      • vivify,
      • whishes,
      • Bestirred,
      • jollied,
      • lose no time,
      • set at ease,
      • plead for,
      • get a move on,
      • Fussed,
      • keyed up,
      • chunking,
      • Propone,
      • thrust,
      • reassembles,
      • get on bandwagon,
      • held in,
      • propones,
      • keep lid on,
      • humping,
      • front for,
      • carp at,
      • re-formed,
      • show the ropes,
      • gooses,
      • induce,
      • promotes,
      • got a move on,
      • come together,
      • hold with,
      • kept posted,
      • pressurize,
      • soap,
      • Shotguns,
      • Sided,
      • talk big,
      • rabble-rouse,
      • Intensate,
      • contend for,
      • give a lift,
      • make waves,
      • rabble-rousing,
      • put into effect,
      • powering,
      • steaming up,
      • come with,
      • co-operated,
      • hurried up,
      • appealed to,
      • enforce,
      • preachify,
      • dynamize,
      • lean on,
      • Bestirring,
      • gladdened,
      • key up,
      • buttonhole,
      • livening,
      • set on,
      • ballyhooing,
      • sold on,
      • helped out,
      • Roweled,
      • revitalize,
      • pour on,
      • Promoted,
      • give invitation,
      • waked up,
      • Maneuvered,
      • Dragooning,
      • be responsible for,
      • laid on the line,
      • laid on thick,
      • Vivificate,
      • be in corner,
      • requisitioned,
      • stir,
      • put on the map,
      • withhold,
      • bulleted,
      • go like lightning,
      • plump for,
      • come to order,
      • pressurizes,
      • Egging,
      • give rise to,
      • interning,
      • applied to,
      • rooting for,
      • call attention to,
      • woken,
      • rowel,
      • bring pressure to bear,
      • speak one’s piece,
      • unarming,
      • make up to,
      • Make short work of,
      • counterattacked,
      • Presenting,
      • propose,
      • conjure up,
      • give impetus,
      • Exerted,
      • think highly of,
      • pins down,
      • buttonholed,
      • laying it on thick,
      • DUNS,
      • concussing,
      • barreled,
      • keep posted,
      • smoking,
      • Soaped,
      • counter-attacks,
      • sucked in,
      • counsel,
      • lay on the line,
      • Succoring,
      • worked on,
      • sets in motion,
      • Entrapped,
      • influence,
      • comes together,
      • pray,
      • introduce,
      • build a fire under,
      • remind,
      • Egged,
      • push forward,
      • take out on,
      • strong arm,
      • regroups,
      • predispose,
      • put squeeze on,
      • switched on,
      • commune with,
      • bonded together,
      • in spirits,
      • provoke,
      • make a pitch for,
      • wheedle,
      • bring together,
      • brings together,
      • prompt,
      • concussed,
      • re-assemble,
      • Roweling,
      • speak highly of,
      • be all for,
      • hand a line,
      • switching on,
      • goose,
      • start off,
      • triggers,
      • waking up,
      • press for,
      • bring to order,
      • spread on,
      • infect,
      • spitballs,
      • sweeten up,
      • turn on steam,
      • Invocate,
      • sandbagged,
      • counter-claim,
      • held down,
      • set forth,
      • triggering,
      • get started,
      • steamroll,
      • advocate,
      • vitalize,
      • preach,
      • Fleeted,
      • reassembling,
      • clamor for,
      • bestirs,
      • Innerving,
      • go with,
      • press,
      • drew in,
      • be satisfied with,
      • say so,
      • give two cents,
      • holding in,
      • lay forward,
      • quicken,
      • insist on,
      • counterclaimed,
      • cool off,
      • whip up,
      • splash,
      • run interference for,
      • make expectant,
      • led to,
      • hogtie,
      • cry for,
      • work on,
      • unarm,
      • work for,
      • unarms,
      • hold down,
      • foment,
      • exert influence,
      • incite,
      • Sallying,
      • get to,
      • have in,
      • get on soapbox,
      • demand,
      • nag,
      • hand in,
      • buttonholes,
      • Innerve,
      • Volunteering,
      • leading to,
      • juicing,
      • hit up,
      • whish,
      • brought together,
      • dragoons,
      • reassemble,
      • soft-soap,
      • make of a mind to,
      • handed in,
      • politick,
      • shotgun,
      • support,
      • argue for,
      • Popularized,
      • lay on thick,
      • Valuing,
      • hands in,
      • put on to,
      • pile on,
      • ballyhooed,
      • put pressure on,
      • coerce,
      • pushes forward,
      • give one an idea,
      • getting around,
      • Barrelling,
      • extort,
      • get around,
      • sandbagging,
      • teach,
      • tenders,
      • ride shotgun for,
      • cooling off,
      • regrouped,
      • went like lightning,
      • stood by,
      • Rowelled,
      • calling forth,
      • Menaced,
      • expedite,
      • stump for,
      • rouse,
      • rowels,
      • setting off,
      • spark,
      • forced upon,
      • pile it on,
      • Succored,
      • preachifying,
      • conscripting,
      • humped,
      • recommend,
      • put screws to,
      • put up to,
      • be quick,
      • hurries up,
      • stimulate,
      • obtrude,
      • Bummed,
      • put to,
      • thought highly of,
      • called to,
      • call to,
      • get one going,
      • make an offer they can’t refuse,
      • sell one on,
      • fires up,
      • Justifying,
      • gives rise to,
      • advance,
      • inspire,
      • spitball,
      • started off,
      • throw spotlight on,
      • got to,
      • make a motion,
      • shotgunned,
      • plumped for,
      • hold in,
      • heckling,
      • find fault,
      • woke up,
      • soft-soaping,
      • help out,
      • give pointer,
      • psychs,
      • psyching,
      • Fussing,
      • barrelled,
      • put half nelson on,
      • bringing together,
      • inhibits,
      • pinning down,
      • force upon,
      • give a leg up,
      • pleading for,
      • petition,
      • lead to,
      • conscripted,
      • submit,
      • egg on,
      • lay before,
      • set off,
      • powered,
      • high pressure,
      • Obtest,
      • conjure,
      • be friends,
      • pour it on,
      • step on gas,
      • politicking,
      • constrain,
      • put forward,
      • preachifies,
      • stir embers,
      • bring pressure to bear upon,
      • piling on,
      • send invitation,
      • spread around,
      • rocket,
      • brace up,
      • Obsecrate.

      persuade

      • bring to senses,
      • persuades,
      • turn to,
      • Proselyting,
      • disarm,
      • lead to do,
      • turn on to,
      • lead to believe,
      • Proselyted,
      • turned on to,
      • gain confidence of,
      • win argument.

      petition

      • put in for.

      reason

      • show error of ways,
      • talking out of,
      • talk out of.

      speed

      • cut along,
      • gather momentum,
      • get under way,
      • went fast,
      • pressing on,
      • go like the wind,
      • open throttle,
      • get moving,
      • gear up,
      • Careering,
      • open up throttle,
      • go all out,
      • Careered,
      • going all out,
      • go fast,
      • geared up,
      • press on,
      • goes out,
      • go out,
      • getting under way,
      • got moving.

      warn

      • made aware,
      • give warning,
      • put on guard,
      • make aware,
      • clued in,
      • clue in,
      • give fair warning,
      • forearmed,
      • forearming,
      • wise up,
      • lay it out.

    How to use «Urge» in context?

    An urge is an intense desire or a strong impulse. Examples of urges include hunger, thirst, and the need to urinate. Urges can be controlled or uncontrolled. Uncontrollable urges can be a sign of a mental health condition, such as addiction.

    Paraphrases for Urge:

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    • Equivalence

      • Coordinating conjunction
        urging.
      • Adjective
        Urged, urges.
      • Proper noun, singular
        urging, Urged.
      • Noun, singular or mass
        urging.
      • Adverb
        urges.
      • Verb, non-3rd person singular present
        exhort.
      • Verb, base form
        exhort.
    • Reverse Entailment

      • Noun, singular or mass
        urgency.
    • Independent

      • Proper noun, singular
        pushes, choices.
      • Noun, singular or mass
        craving, eagerness, impulse, temptation.
      • Verb, past tense
        called, joined, shared, Did, Echoed.
      • Verb, non-3rd person singular present
        advise, argue, beg, beseech, implore, incite, insist, squeeze, suggest.
      • Verb, base form
        advise, argue, beg, compel, convince, encouraged, entice, galvanize, impel, implore, incite, induce, insist, instigate, persuade, plead, pressurise, solicit, squeeze, suggest, supervise, Has, incentivize.

    Hyponym for Urge:

    • v.

      • communication
        counsel, Rede, advise.

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    Synonyms:
    admonitory,
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    warning,
    RETD,
    riflery,
    twist tie,
    fistbump.

    Resources

    • URGE synonyms at Thesaurus.com
    • URGE synonyms and antonyms — Merriam-Webster dictionary
    • Powerthesaurus.org
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    • Collins Dictionary — synonyms of URGE
    • YourDictionary
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    • appetite
    • compulsion
    • craving
    • impulse
    • itch
    • longing
    • lust
    • passion
    • weakness
    • yearning
    • drive
    • druthers
    • fancy
    • goad
    • impetus
    • incentive
    • motive
    • pressure
    • stimulant
    • stimulus
    • wish
    • yen
    • appetition
    • fire in belly
    • sweet tooth
    • advise
    • advocate
    • appeal to
    • ask
    • commend
    • compel
    • endorse
    • exhort
    • favor
    • force
    • implore
    • press
    • promote
    • prompt
    • propose
    • push
    • recommend
    • request
    • support
    • adjure
    • advance
    • attract
    • beseech
    • champion
    • charge
    • conjure
    • counsel
    • countenance
    • drive
    • entreat
    • further
    • goad
    • hasten
    • impel
    • incite
    • induce
    • influence
    • inspire
    • instigate
    • maneuver
    • move
    • plead
    • propel
    • rationalize
    • sanction
    • solicit
    • spur
    • stimulate
    • tempt
    • wheedle
    • egg on
    • fire up
    • insist on
    • put up to
    • speak for

    On this page you’ll find 271 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to urge, such as: appetite, compulsion, craving, impulse, itch, and longing.

    • censure
    • condemn
    • criticize
    • deny
    • disapprove
    • discourage
    • dissuade
    • hinder
    • hurt
    • let go
    • oppose
    • protest
    • pull
    • refuse
    • reject
    • reply
    • stop
    • check
    • delay
    • halt
    • prevent
    • repress
    • repulse
    • retreat

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    How to use urge in a sentence

    I remember the last time I had to choose between optimism and fear, between hope and the urge to run away.

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    And I have given this tedious detail to urge and embolden others to remonstrate against it.

    GLANCES AT EUROPEHORACE GREELEY

    But this is quite enough to justify the inconsiderable expense which the experiment I urge would involve.

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    WORDS RELATED TO URGE

    • advocate
    • back
    • condone
    • egg on
    • encourage
    • endorse
    • goad
    • incite
    • instigate
    • prod
    • promote
    • provoke
    • sanction
    • spur
    • support
    • urge
    • adduce
    • allege
    • ballyhoo
    • beat the drum for
    • benefit
    • boost
    • cite
    • encourage
    • foster
    • further
    • get ink for
    • hype
    • introduce
    • lay forward
    • make a pitch for
    • offer
    • plug
    • present
    • proffer
    • puff
    • push
    • put forward
    • put on the map
    • serve
    • set forth
    • splash
    • spot
    • submit
    • suggest
    • throw spotlight on
    • urge
    • accelerates
    • achieves
    • brings forward
    • comes forward
    • conquers
    • continues ahead
    • continues on
    • dispatches
    • drives
    • elevates
    • forges ahead
    • gains ground
    • gets ahead
    • gets green light
    • gets there
    • gets with it
    • goes ahead
    • goes forth
    • goes forward
    • goes great guns
    • goes places
    • goes to town
    • hastens
    • launches
    • makes headway
    • makes the scene
    • marches
    • moves on
    • moves onward
    • moves up
    • press on
    • proceeds
    • progresses
    • promotes
    • propels
    • pushes ahead
    • pushes on
    • quickens
    • sends forward
    • skyrockets
    • speeds
    • steps forward
    • storms
    • admonish
    • advocate
    • caution
    • charge
    • commend
    • counsel
    • direct
    • dissuade
    • encourage
    • enjoin
    • exhort
    • forewarn
    • give a pointer
    • give a tip
    • guide
    • instruct
    • kibitz
    • level with
    • move
    • opine
    • point out
    • preach
    • prepare
    • prescribe
    • prompt
    • put bug in ear
    • put in two cents
    • recommend
    • steer
    • suggest
    • tout
    • update
    • urge
    • warn
    • admonishes
    • advocates
    • cautions
    • charges
    • commends
    • counsels
    • directs
    • dissuades
    • encourages
    • enjoins
    • exhorts
    • forewarns
    • gives a pointer
    • gives a tip
    • guides
    • instructs
    • kibitzes
    • levels with
    • moves
    • opines
    • points out
    • preaches
    • prepares
    • prescribes
    • prompts
    • puts bug in ear
    • puts in two cents
    • recommends
    • steers
    • suggests
    • touts
    • updates
    • urges
    • warns
    • advance
    • advise
    • argue for
    • back
    • be in corner
    • bless
    • bolster
    • boost
    • brace up
    • build up
    • campaign for
    • champion
    • countenance
    • defend
    • encourage
    • favor
    • further
    • get on bandwagon
    • give a leg up
    • give a lift
    • go for
    • go to bat for
    • go with
    • hold with
    • justify
    • plead for
    • plug
    • plump for
    • press for
    • promote
    • propose
    • push
    • recommend
    • ride shotgun for
    • root for
    • run interference for
    • say so
    • side
    • speak for
    • spread around
    • stump for
    • support
    • tout
    • uphold
    • urge
    • vindicate

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