Encourage and Marshal

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Encourage

Encourage verb - To fill with courage or strength of purpose.
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Marshal and encourage are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Marshal" instead a verb "Encourage".
Nearby Words: encouragement, encouraging

Marshal

Marshal verb - To assemble and make ready for action.
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Encourage and marshal are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Encourage" instead a verb "Marshal".
Nearby Words: marshaled, marsh, marshalled, marshaling, marshall

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  • Characters / Nazi Germany On January 30, 1943 Hitler promoted Paulus to Field Marshal - a message to encourage him to commit suicide or die fighting with honour.
    Source: Characters / Nazi Germany
  • Its been weeks/months since they split, and now Marshal, trying to encourage Robin to go out on a date with a great new guy, points out that Barney has moved on so she should too.
    Source: Infectious Enthusiasm
  • Useful Notes / The Napoleonic Wars During the Russian debacle, Marshal François-Joseph Lefebvre marched 300 km with his troops, using his musket as a walking stick and never ceasing to encourage those who remained behind and fiercely pushing back the Cossacks' attacks, by -25°C and with little food available.
    Source: Useful Notes / The Napoleonic Wars
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