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The phrase "act upon your words" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when encouraging someone to follow through on what they have said or promised.
Example: "If you truly believe in your vision, it's time to act upon your words and make it a reality."
Alternatives: "follow through on your words" or "put your words into action".
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Act confident with your words but not overconfident.
Secondly, you must act upon your sudden inexplicable urges to go to the library.
Act upon your well thought-out solutions.
She came today because "I decided it was time to act upon my words and preach peace," Ms. O'Connor said.
It is a great pity, indeed a tragedy, that he and many other Republican senators didn't act upon his words.
And if we all did not act upon her words in our own lives, her words resonated and percolated within us.
Live for God as a Christian: saved/filled with the Holy Spirit, serving Him through helping others including to see others come into the Kingdom of Jesus Christ... Act upon the words of Jesus in the Bible: "Therefore everyone who hears these words of Mine and acts on them is like a wise man who built his house on the rock.
Acting upon your dreams is not only becoming second nature, but is giving you good, positive results.
Now we need governments to act upon their word.
On this day, don't hurt anyone with your words or acts.
You do what you think about, and then act upon (keep your thoughts inline for good results).
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