urge

Phonetic Respelling: [ urj ]

Definition:

v. to speak strongly for something; to argue in favor of something; n. a strong feeling of wanting to do something; a strong wish

Sentence:

I urge you to try again.

More example sentences:

I urge you to try again.

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He had an uncontrollable urge to micromanage every aspect of the project.

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What did Boy have the urge to do after discovering the truth about his hump?

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She sublimated her urge to scream by going out and taking a run.

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What did Einstein urge nations to do in his last letter?

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Mrs. McCray felt an irrepressible urge to care for the homeless children.

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What does Sofiya's father urge her to do when he reaches her on the phone?

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Mrs McCray felt an irrepressible urge to care for the homeless children.

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Impel means to drive or urge forward.

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What did residents of one town urge Alice to do?

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After her accident, what does Mimi urge Saige to do?

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What does Aphrodite urge Piper to do?

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How did Vasco's shadow urge him around the corner?

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Synonyms:

drive; propel; encourage; strong; desire

Antonyms:

dislike; hate

Urge rhymes:

• One Syllable Rhymes
  • berge
  • birge
  • burdge
  • dirge
  • merge
  • pscoserge
  • splspsverge
  • virge
• Two Syllable Rhymes
  • converge
  • diverge
  • emerge
  • submerge
• Three Syllable Rhymes
  • reemerge