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nudge

[nooj] / nʊdʒ /




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Oil nudged down as traders closed out a year in which oversupply fears pushed the commodity lower, despite ongoing geopolitical tensions.

From The Wall Street Journal

Every time the Chargers quarterback leaned over to tie his shoes, his cast would nudge in the way, complicating a once-menial task.

From Los Angeles Times

Before the restrictions, landlords could start eviction proceedings to nudge tenants into repayment agreements.

From The Wall Street Journal

The object of her affections just needs a nudge in the right direction, and this playful, soulful melody should easily set the romance on track.

From BBC

Owen Farrell was presented with a 75th-minute penalty attempt that would have nudged the hosts 27-25 ahead, but his kick sailed wide of the left post.

From Barron's