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Urge
Urge
v. t.
To
press
; to
push
; to
drive
; to
impel
; to
force
onward
.
Urge
v. t.
To
press
the
mind
or
will
of; to
ply
with
motives
,
arguments
,
persuasion
, or
importunity
.
Urge
v. t.
To
provoke
; to
exasperate
.
Urge
v. t.
To
press
hard
upon
; to
follow
closely
Urge
v. t.
To
present
in an
urgent
manner
; to
press
upon
attention
; to
insist
upon
; as, to
urge
an
argument
; to
urge
the
necessity
of a
case
.
Urge
v. t.
To
treat
with
forcible
means
; to
take
severe
or
violent
measures
with
; as, to
urge
an
ore
with
intense
heat
.
Urge
v. i.
To
press
onward
or
forward
.
Urge
v. i.
To be
pressing
in
argument
; to
insist
; to
persist
.
Urged
imp. & p. p.
of
Urge
Urgence
n.
Urgency
.
Urgency
n.
The
quality
or
condition
of
being
urgent
;
insistence
;
pressure
; as,
the
urgency
of a
demand
or an
occasion
.
Urgent
a.
Urging
;
pressing
;
besetting
;
plying
,
with
importunity
;
calling
for
immediate
attention
;
instantly
important
.
Urgently
adv.
In an
urgent
manner
.
Urger
n.
One
who
urges
.
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