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Discover Ludwig"urged against" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used when someone is advising or persuading someone else not to do something. Example: The doctor urged against smoking, warning the patient of the potential health risks.
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He urged against any premature judgments.
Afterwards a palpably relieved Rix urged against over-optimism.
Advocates for the braceros have urged against that, saying they mistrust the bank.
Among those who initially urged against the trip, activists in the United States said, was Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi.
"It would disrupt all the RI's efforts to raise cash, which is why the staff have urged against the plan.
A squall of rain urged against the steamed-up windowpanes, the kettle boiled, toast sprang from the toaster for no one in particular.
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Some market experts, however, are urging against a rush to judgment.
The Foreign Office has changed its advice to urge against all but essential travel by air to Sharm el-Sheikh.
You can only wonder how Wynton Marsalis, an executive producer of "Louis," weighs those urges against the thrust of the film.
Its advice to prospective visitors to Kenya is likely to stop well short of urging against "all but essential travel".
The Second Commandment, which urges against idolatry, calls on believers to worship the mystery of the divine.
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