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spurred

[spurd]

adjective

  1. having a spur or spurs. spur.

  2. bearing spurs spur or spurlike spines.



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Other Word Forms

  • unspurred adjective
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Word History and Origins

Origin of spurred1

Middle English word dating back to 1350–1400; spur 1, -ed 3
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Prof Eaves also points out that Ukraine's war with Russia has spurred government to modernise.

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Mr Harward says there is definitely more interest in local manufacturing because of tariffs, noting that the supply chain disruptions caused by the pandemic also spurred greater interest in reshoring.

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Israel’s operation spurred a raft of condemnations from regional countries.

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That edict spurred the ICE raids that led to the protests in L.A. that are now growing across the country.

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In response, protests have spurred in all corners of the country - including in major US cities like New York, Dallas, Washington and Boston.

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