Synonimen: encourage, impel, instigate, spur on, urge, prod, abet, stir, whip up
| Wurdsoarte | tiidwurd |
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| Utspraak | /pɹɒm(p)t/ |
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| Ofbreking | prompt |
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| Shaw‐alfabet | 𐑐𐑮𐑪𐑥𐑐𐑑,, 𐑐𐑮𐑪𐑥𐑑 |
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| Deseret‐alfabet | 𐐹𐑉𐐱𐑋𐐹𐐻, 𐐹𐑉𐐱𐑋𐐻 |
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Ferfoarming
| Oantoanende foarm |
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| Notiid | Doetiid |
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| (I) prompt | (I) prompted |
| (thou) promptest | (thou) promptedst |
| (he) prompts, prompteth | (he) prompted |
| (we) prompt | (we) prompted |
| (you) prompt | (you) prompted |
| (they) prompt | (they) prompted |
| Oanfoegjende foarm |
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| Notiid | Doetiid |
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| (I) prompt | (I) prompted |
| (thou) prompt | (thou) prompted |
| (he) prompt | (he) prompted |
| (we) prompt | (we) prompted |
| (you) prompt | (you) prompted |
| (they) prompt | (they) prompted |
| hjittende foarm |
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| prompt |
| Mulwurden |
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| Nomulwurd | Doemulwurd |
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| prompting | prompted |
The arrests shocked Russia’s shrinking theatre community and prompted independent Russian newspaper Novaja Gazeta to publish an open letter in support of Berkovič and Petrijčuk, calling on Russian authorities to “persecute murderers instead of poets”.
The move could also prompt a response from the EU that would damage US automakers.
The change, however, prompted fears among some Americans that the US is moving towards a military draught if the war with Iran escalates or a crisis breaks out in the future.