Urge along Meaning in English
expression
Definition
To encourage or push someone or something to move forward or proceed faster, often by giving reminders or motivation.
Usage & Nuances
Usually informal and active, often used for people (kids, teams) or processes. Implies a gentle push rather than forcing. Common with 'try to urge them along' or 'help urge the process along'. Not aggressive—focuses on encouragement.
Example Sentences
The teacher urged along the sleepy class to finish their work.
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We need to urge along the meeting so we can leave on time.
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She tried to urge along her little brother who was walking slowly.
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Can you help me urge along the group? They’re moving too slowly.
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Sometimes you have to urge along a slow process if you want things to get done.
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He kept urging along the kids on the hike, saying they were almost there.
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