urging Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- constraining
- inhibiting
- inhibiting
- holding-back
- curbing
- holding-back
- curbing
- constraining
- braking
- restraining
- restraining
- braking
Weak:
No Weak antonyms found.
urging Meaning
urging (n)
a verbalization that encourages you to attempt something
the act of earnestly supporting or encouraging
insistent solicitation and entreaty
urging (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Urge
urging Sentence Examples
- The doctor urged the patient to quit smoking to improve their health.
- The politician urged the public to vote for his candidate in the upcoming election.
- The teacher urged the students to study hard and prepare for their exams.
- The boss urged the employees to work overtime to meet the deadline.
- The parent urged the child to finish their homework before playing.
- The activist urged the government to take action on climate change.
- The friend urged the other to tell the truth and come clean about their mistake.
- The expert urged the audience to consider the evidence before making a decision.
- The coach urged the team to stay focused and play to their full potential.
- The charity urged the community to donate to help those in need.
FAQs About the word urging
a verbalization that encourages you to attempt something, the act of earnestly supporting or encouraging, insistent solicitation and entreatyof Urge
inducing, exhortation,persuading, inducement, prompting, coaxing, cajolery, convincing, entreaty, wheedling
dissuading, discouraging, checking,discouraging, deterring, dissuading, checking, deterring, constraining, inhibiting
The doctor urged the patient to quit smoking to improve their health.
The politician urged the public to vote for his candidate in the upcoming election.
The teacher urged the students to study hard and prepare for their exams.
The boss urged the employees to work overtime to meet the deadline.
