Urging is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for URGING in dictionary:

VERB:
• 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:
• the act of urging
• a strong desire or impulse
• a verbalization that encourages you to attempt something
• the act of earnestly supporting or encouraging
• insistent solicitation and entreaty
ADJECTIVE:
• urgent
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to force forward
• an attempt to persuade someone to do something

Words related to URGING

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Words that contain URGING

gurging10 purging11 surging9 urgings9 purgings12 reurging10 surgings10 urgingly13 expurging20 resurging11 scourging13 splurging13 upsurging13 overurging15 scourgings14

How to use URGING in a sentence

• That inner urging that had impelled her thither warned her to remain, even against her own judgment, even against her will.
• They realized that the matter was one which concerned labor and many members wanted to protest and were urging their unions to try to do something.
• It is a trite saying that the whole world is behind a woman urging her to marry.
• Phillips and Garrison in Boston, urging them to join in sending protests to Washington against the pending legislation.
• If there were no other means of urging on an animal than by making this most disgraceful of all noises, one would forgive its existence.
• Hoarse were the shouts of the Hellenic troops as the men cheered their companions forwards, and hoarse the answering shouts from the troops of Tissaphernes, urging on theirs.
• Snapping their whips and frantically urging the dogs, they fought through the snow-driven darkness and over the moving field of ice.
• I also note that you have addressed no letter to the Chinese Communist leaders urging moderation upon them.
• Peckham shut up their synagogues, and Eleanor of Provence, who had entered a convent, joined with the archbishop in urging her son to take severe measures against them.
• The man apparently most concerned had ceased from the urging of his questions.
• The last words they heard him say were words urging the men at the oars to lose no time.
• He persisted, besides, in living alone, despite the urging of M.
• Swiftly, as though in answer to a sudden inner urging, she moved forward.
• Certainly some soft persuasion coaxed his very soul, urging him ever forwards, upwards, on towards the higher icy slopes.
• David drove the horses, walking beside them, the reins held loose in hands that made upward, urging gestures as the team breasted the ascent.
• She was full of a determined, cold energy, urging them at once to go among the camps and search for a doctor.
• The untidy habits of the patient may be corrected by urging or threats.
• Sir John Lambe urging him to prosecute the Puritans, the prelate asked what sort of people these same Puritans were.
• The Guardian is urging the bodies associated with the work in Africa to disperse their forces, and not endeavour to build up large communities.
• In spite of his urging, I insisted that I should have to think it over.
• We knew they would do this soon in spite of all our urging, if we could not get water for them.
• There were a number of candidates in the race and the legislature was in session, when an urgent letter reached me, urging my presence at the capital of Kansas.
• The ape-things were dancing up and down urging the brute on with savage cries, until at last, seeing that I did not throw, he charged us.
• But, before starting, he managed to slip away from James long enough to write a few lines to Archie, urging him to come immediately.
• Harold waved his hand, as if in invitation, to his companion, and was soon urging his powerful horse in the same direction.
• I saw his old father come up and talk to him, urging him to go home, as it seemed to me.
• When asked about the chances of a Carlist rising, he said that the people were urging him to take up arms and come to the rescue of his country.
• Only one man was with it, straining at the gee-pole and urging the dogs along.
• The local mountain-gods now appeared, bringing refreshments, and urging the pilgrims to get the Fan so as to enable them to proceed on their journey.
• It is claimed by those urging the erection of a public building there that its population has nearly doubled since that date.

Similar words containing URG without suffix ing

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