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second dispatch, which is read like the first. — The Diamond Coterie;
• to transact or dispose of (a matter) promptly or speedily, (
);
• to put to death; kill, ( ); The spy was promptly dispatched;
propulsive^ propel^ impel
• (propulsive)- driving forward,( );It becomes more than a support, it
becomes a kind of propulsive force applied to the action at the start. — The
Craft of Fiction;
• (propel)- to drive, or cause to move, forward or onward, ( ,
); More than fifty years ago I ascertained that steam might be
made to propel machinery. — Wild Western Scenes;
• (impel)- to drive or urge forward; press on; incite or constrain to action,
( / / ); They act because they are impelled: often in
defiance of all prudent considerations! — The Life of the Spirit and the Life of
To-day;
urge = advocate = recommend {proponent^ propound}
• (urge)- to push or force along; impel with force or vigor, (
, , ); Providence seems to thwart my purposes: yet
everything appears either to point, urge, allure, or draw me to the skies. —
Religion in Earnest;
• (advocate)- to speak or write in favor of; support or urge by argument;
recommend publicly, ( , ); But the
principles which the early apostles of revolution advocated were always near
his heart. — Beacon Lights of History, Volume 11 American Founders;
• (recommend)- to praise or commend (one) to another as being worthy or
desirable; endorse; I claim for my father the merit of having been the first
to recommend, both by example and precept, what Bacon would call the
experimental method in education. — Richard Lovell Edgeworth;
• (proponent)- a person who supports a cause or doctrine; adherent,
( ; ); Colin Masters of Melbourne University was one of the
first proponents of the amyloid hypothesis;
• (propound)- to put forward or offer for consideration, acceptance, or
adoption; set forth; propose, ( ;
); Questions are being asked, and ideas propounded which must
not be overlooked nor treated with contempt. — Bohemian Society;
advance = encourage = boost = inspire = cheer = barrack = exhort ( extort) >
hortatory