Require and Urge

Require

Require verb - To have as a requirement.

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Urge and require are semantically related in force topic. In some cases you can use "Urge" instead a verb "Require".

Urge verb - To try to persuade (someone) through earnest appeals to follow a course of action.

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Require and urge are semantically related in force topic. Sometimes you can use "Require" instead a verb "Urge".

Nearby Words: urged, urging

person	require person	urge person
character	require character	urge character
strength	require strength	urge strength
people	require people	urge people
Other words: time, player, members.

She just happens to require sucking blood to live, is beginning to get a perverse enjoyment of it, and happens to sometimes get the sudden urge to go "fufufufu".

Source: Affably Evil / Video Games
Mark and Kyle visit her before the attack begins to warn her of whats going to happen and urge her to leave, but she opts to stay and help all that require her help.

Source: Literature / The Impairment
The missions didn't require you to deviate much from the predisposed path, but many curious players did it anyway because all the buildings could be inspected to reveal what was inside (and destroyed with no consequences, if the urge struck you).

Source: Developers' Foresight

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