| Verb |
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Nag | | Nag at Repeatedly criticise someone verbally |
| My mom tends to nag me about cleaning my room every day. |
| How can I GET ACROSS TO my audience? Get after Nag or exhort someone |
| demand, require, want nag verb to keep complaining about something to someone |
| Name | | verb to give a name |
| Do you know her name |
| My dog?s name is Rover |
| I could name you others |
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Narrate | |
Navigate | | Performing a Mail Merge Navigate to the |
| Submarines use sonar to navigate at sea |
| I?d have to navigate my way home in the dark |
| guide navigate negotiate steer manoeuvre |
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Necessitate | | In some cases however symptoms necessitate their removal |
| In some cases, however, symptoms necessitate their removal |
| This will necessitate a change in expiratory mechanics as well |
| involve, need, require, take, want, call for, entail, necessitate deny |
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Neglect | | fail, forget, omit neglect |
| fail forget omit neglect |
| ignore, overlook, turn your back on neglect |
| ignore overlook turn your back on neglect |
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Notify | | verb to notify someone |
| Make sure to notify us of any changes |
| forewarn inform notify warn alike |
| inform notify acquaint apprise tell |
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Nourish | | Sow plants that nourish the soil |
| The mother breastfed to nourish her baby. |
| This fluid helps to nourish and cushion the brain |
| Nourish They nourish their bodies with healthy food. |
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Nudge | | dig jab nudge prod polish |
| dig elbow jab nudge prod stab poke |
| indent a paragraph Nudge yourself over to |
| He gulps down half my Coke and I nudge him |
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Nurture | | bring up nurture rear raise |
| cultivate develop keep nurture raise rear breed |
| Women?s reproductive health While women have the exciting ability to nurture new life the hormones |
| And if you love a man enough to nurture him then I?d argue you love him enough to be intimate with |
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