To urge with a view to persuasion, try to persuade, exhort, entreat. Obsolete.

(In early use sometimes in α form, perhaps from a direct association with branch II.: see note in… transitive. To urge by words or arguments; to try…

In good or neutral sense: To try to induce (to do something).

To try to move, to seek to influence (by reasoning, entreaty); to address with urgency. Obsolete.

transitive. Of a person: To ask (a person) graciously, kindly, or courteously. To try to attract or induce. Obsolete.

transitive. To try to induce or persuade; to urge, press. Obsolete.

to threap (something) upon (a person). To thrust, obtrude, press (something) upon a person; to urge upon him acceptance of or acquiescence in.

To urge strongly, importune. rare.

To urge forward (a horse, etc.) by flogging. Also figurative. (In early 19th cent. to urge on by importunity, etc.) Also (frequently intransitive)…