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nudge

[nuhj] / nʌdʒ /




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I took off my shoes and nudged them into the rack.

From Literature

AllHere’s tech included an automated text messaging service that would send “nudges” to parents in an effort to improve their child’s classroom attendance, according to an indictment charging Smith-Griffin.

From Los Angeles Times

But with a nudge from Rafsanjani, the kingmaker, he was picked by the Assembly of Experts as the new leader.

From The Wall Street Journal

The Fed’s interest-rate tool kit works more on the demand side of the economy, by either spurring companies and consumers to spend or nudging them to pull back.

From MarketWatch

The Fed’s interest-rate tool works more on the demand side of the economy, by either spurring companies and consumers to spend or nudging them to pull back.

From MarketWatch