Dig
Encourage
Encourage verb - To fill with courage or strength of purpose.
Nearby Words: encouragement, encouraging
Common collocations
| way | dig way | encourage way |
Both words in one sentence
- Apocalypse is actually created for Warhammer 40K both to encourage the sales of rather obscure models (especially Forgeworld Models) as well as to get older players to dig out their full collection to play with.
Source: Alt-itis -
This turns a bit disturbing when Sawaki's given yogurt to settle his stomach, and the lactobacilli in it encourage him to eat up; he is understandably reluctant to dig in, despite their reassurance that they'll be right at home in his digestive tract and it'll be beneficial for both parties.
Source: Let's Meet the Meat
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