publicly urge

Frequency: 7.210.5 per million words

To recommend something in a way that is open to everyone.

urgeADVERB + urge (verb)

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publicly

Examples (10)

  • The activists publicly urged the government to take immediate action on climate change.
  • Many organizations will publicly urge citizens to vote in the upcoming election.
  • The CEO decided to publicly urge employees to prioritize mental health.
  • Despite criticism, she continued to publicly urge for greater transparency in the process.
  • It's important for leaders to publicly urge calm during times of crisis.
  • The committee has been publicly urging reforms for months.
  • He was asked to publicly urge his supporters to accept the election results.
  • Why did the council publicly urge against the proposed development?
  • We must publicly urge for peace and understanding among all nations.
  • The pop star used her platform to publicly urge fans to support local businesses.