Urged is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for URGED 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 URGED

urge5 urges6 urging8

Words that contain URGED

gurged9 purged10 surged8 reurged9 unurged9 expurged19 resurged10 scourged12 splurged12 unpurged12 upsurged12 overurged14

How to use URGED in a sentence

• It was Hamilton who urged decisive measures in that campaign which was nearly blasted by the egotism and disobedience of Lee.
• The delegation presented its case through the leader, who urged that men be given the right to vote and sit in Parliament.
• On learning that her sister was at Antioch, Tryphena urged her husband to attack the place.
• In the first place, a distant prospect of public censure would be a very feeble restraint on power from those excesses to which it might be urged by the force of present motives.
• He had begun to interest himself in politics and had been urged to stand for his department.
• I doubt if even Danton, urged on by me, could obtain a passport for him to quit the city.
• So evident was the need for delay that some, even among the Parliamentarians, were moved to pity, and urged that a little more time might be granted.
• With this view he urged James to remain in Dublin, where he would necessarily be more under the direct control of the parliament.
• The adoption of the new constitution was urged by a strong minority.
• The miracle, nothing else could he conclude it to be, urged him to hasten his return to Innisfallen, where he might learn some explanation of these marvellous events.
• He enjoyed the harvest of success, and his ambition was urged by it to new exertion.
• But his voice was trembling as he urged forward the mule once more.
• The uncle pressed him to remain, and Mataka urged, and so did another uncle, but in vain.
• What I have urged as reasons, may, to sounder minds, be apparent fallacies.
• A priest was summoned to administer the last consolations of religion to the dying pretender, and urged him to think on God and confess the truth.
• As soon as I saw this quite clearly, my own activity of mind urged me to make use of the really excellent books on forestry and geometry which I found lying to my hand.
• At any rate he returned to Europe, where Urban II, urged by Peter the Hermit, was already half inclined to proclaim the First Crusade.
• Keeping so far out on the lake that the shore was but a dim line, he urged the canoe forward with his utmost strength through the solemn stillness of the long hours.
• Chase urged him to accept, saying that he would be virtually Secretary of War.
• A stone struck me in the small of my back, and urged me forwards faster than my legs were travelling.
• So this was the end of all his planning and his toil? He cursed himself for having urged Collie to come to the desert.
• The feeling that she had been fatal to the man since then nearly choked and blinded her, but it urged her on.
• Many reasons might be urged for that change, but the one we are now considering is enough.
• He urged many things and one thing very particularly.
• Lucas Errol came back to life, urged by a vitality not his own, and the Shadow of Death still lingered in his eyes.
• Accordingly he urged that this blessing might not be withheld from him and from so many others.
• The guides were a little restless under the idle regime of our lazy camp, and urged us to set out upon some adventure.
• He urged it forward, and finally it got down to a slow trot, sniffing the road and looking altogether out of harmony with its forced course.
• Consider our words, and recall to your memory what by letter and through our ministers we have urged upon you.
• He strongly urged me to set up, at the same time promising to give me his influence.

Similar words containing URG without suffix ed

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