Raise
Raise verb - To move from a lower to a higher place or position.
Urge
Urge verb - To try to persuade (someone) through earnest appeals to follow a course of action.
How words are described
| big | big raise | big urge |
| new | new raise | new urge |
| sudden | sudden raise | sudden urge |
| biological | biological raise | biological urge |
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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Kai's constant urge to pet Ben's Benwolf form, as well as his obviously positive reaction to said petting, might raise a question or two with the adult part of the audience.
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The town's mayor initially wants to keep the whole affair quiet, and some of the more prominent members of the community urge him to drop the matter entirely...but others (especially in the film; see below) agitate for more publicity, hoping to raise their town's profile to the national stage.
Source: Theatre / Inherit the Wind -
Through the lens of a group of people, the article would also be aiming to raise awareness of a social wrong and trying to urge the audience towards an action (in this case, pressuring police to crack down on the gang).
Source: Human Interest Story
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