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urge <an urge; urges> N ECON

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urge <an urge; urges> N (feelings & emotions)

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urge forward by singing VB

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Authorities say recent cold weather has created treacherous conditions in the backcountry areas, and they urge all skiers and hikers to respect warnings and check conditions before going out.
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The urge to hit the snooze button for a few more minutes of sleep can be hard to resist, however, doing so is extremely counter-productive.
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The condition often results in a sufferer feeling the urge to urinate frequently.
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It was he who fired the urge for conspicuous consumption in the society of his time.
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We urge the international community to take notice and designate additional, permanent protections in other areas of the Antarctic Ocean and around the world.
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Of course, the basest urge is to join in because you don't want to be seen as the humourless woman in the corner.
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He believed getting married would eliminate the urge to cross-dress.
www.thestar.com
But resist the urge to hold on so tightly to the past that you choke off new life.
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This condition is often seen in males undergoing puberty, as emerging pubic hairs cause an itch and an urge to scratch.
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Weight-loss surgery not something to urge on an overweight teen just so that she can expand her potential dating options.
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