Words with a similar base: urge, urge_on

'urge'
[urge.n.01] as in: an instinctive motive


Examples:
profound religious impulses


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'urge'
[urge.n.02] as in: a strong restless desire


Examples:
why this urge to travel?


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'urge'
[urge.v.01] as in: force or impel in an indicated direction


Examples:
I urged him to finish his studies



'urge'
[recommend.v.01] as in: push for something


Examples:
The travel agent recommended strongly that we not travel on Thanksgiving Day


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'urge'
[cheer.v.05] as in: spur on or encourage especially by cheers and shouts


Examples:
The crowd cheered the demonstrating strikers



					

urge (English)
└── urgeo (Latin)


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