Urges is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for URGES in dictionary:

VERB:
• URGE, to drive forward
• try earnestly or persistently to persuade (someone) to do something
• recommend (something) strongly
• encourage (a person or animal) to move more quickly or in a particular direction
• encourage someone to continue or succeed
NOUN:
• a strong desire or impulse
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to force forward

Words related to URGES

urge5 urged7 urging8

Words that contain URGES

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How to use URGES in a sentence

• She urges me to it, and leaves me no loophole for escape.
• Meanwhile Grimhild urges her son Gunnar to sue for the hand of Brynhild.
• My mother often urges me to send little things which she happens to fancy, to this and that periodical.
• Stearns on these subjects, and he urges me to keep where I am, but I try not to be too much influenced for or against doctrines I do not, by experience, understand.
• Unless the teachers co-operate with each other, the boy is too much pressed, for each teacher urges him on in his own subject, and gives him home-lessons in this.
• We eat their flesh when shipwreck or isolation urges survival.
• His brother, in this admirable letter, assumes that he had done all that was right, and urges him to maintain the same course.
• There is but one solution for the Southern problem, and that is the solution for which this Association has labored from the beginning, and which this paper urges.
• Castano urges the duty of extending the Christian religion among the heathen, for which the Philippines offer the best opportunity in the world.
• She urges them by every motive, to embrace that Saviour she had found so precious.
• Common sense urges some considerations against this.
• In reply to these grand words he urges the superiority of sure profits, fat meals, and sounding money.
• The time Urges, and need appears that we ourselves Now call to mind the fury of our might.
• The high heroic scorn of their former selves urges four to renew the charge, and the sound of their feet on the snow is like that of an earthquake.
• Solitude sometimes, you know, is best society, and short retirement urges sweet return.
• He urges your Committee to make every effort to establish youth groups wherever there are Spiritual Assemblies, and circumstances permit.
• He urges you to now concentrate on an Assembly for Nairobi by next April.
• He urges you, just as you have surmounted the crisis in your own life, through faith and courage, to now go out and serve the Cause with that same faith and courage.
• This is fraught with many difficulties, but he urges your Assembly to persevere and exert its utmost to remove every obstacle.
• This is why he so consistently urges these pioneers not to abandon their posts.
• There is so much teaching work, and administrative work, to be done in Germany at present that he urges you to concentrate on this form of service.
• Fate urges me to inflict upon him the punishment he has deserved by his misdeeds.
• It is for the same reason the author urges mouth breathing during speaking and singing.
• Thus a stimulus is applied to all those who cultivate science, which urges on their exertions, in order to acquire the wished-for distinction.
• He urges against it various objections, very much of a piece with those brought against the theory of Ideas generally.
• Laura urges me to, saying that Miss Sharp has been very kind to her in the last year.
• The Guarde Nationale urges the King to declare war.
• Feeling the force which position urges, he worked without worry, and conscious of a certain ability, he did not question the success of his plans.
• If anything, as darkness steals over the scene, he uses his whip with greater energy, and his voice urges on the sweating horses.
• The Director of the Mint again urges the necessity of more vault room for the purpose of storing these silver dollars which are not needed for circulation by the people.

Similar words containing URGE without suffix s

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